Not sure I'd agree with this one, depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
Committing directly to trunk has its benefits, everyone gets the changes immediately but you just need to make sure that the changes are self-contained enough to not break anything.
I used to think this was the way to go too until I read Continuous Delivery
all the way through.
Not using feature branches.
This was me until I worked with folks who set great examples. I eventually learned better habits.
Trunk based devlopment ftw.
Not sure I'd agree with this one, depends on what you're trying to accomplish.
Committing directly to trunk has its benefits, everyone gets the changes immediately but you just need to make sure that the changes are self-contained enough to not break anything.
I used to think this was the way to go too until I read Continuous Delivery
all the way through.
haha, you should try to fix it soon
You should try git flow :)