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Branching (version control) at a glance
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Development branch
Distributed revision control
Motivations for branching
Trunk
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Overview
Trunk
- Trunk Trunk (anatomy)
- Cutting-edge State of the art
- Commit Commit (data management)
Merging
- Merge Merge (revision control)
- Relicensed Relicensing
- Fork Fork (software development)
Motivations for branching
- Quality assurance Software quality assurance
- Fixes Patch (computing)
- Features Feature (software design)
- Versions Software versioning
- Integration System integration
- CVS CVS (source control system)
Development branch
- Development Software development
- Released Software release
- Open source Open-source model
- Trunk Branching (version control)
- CVS Concurrent Version System
- Git
- GitHub
- GitLab
- After the murder of George Floyd Reactions to the murder of George Floyd
Shadow or magic branches
Distributed revision control
- Distributed revision control
- Monotone Monotone (software)
- Mercurial
- Bazaar GNU Bazaar
- Distributed revision control systems Revision control
- Darcs
- Repositories Repository (version control)
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Important terminology
branch trunk branches development version control called branching also merged changes often different revision may main software parent upstream usually
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