Hi! Thanks for the article! In the last company where I worked, we created branches according to the user story and its sub-tasks, for example: the US's name was US-1234 then one sub-task was, i don't know, add a new title, so we created two branches, one for the US called US-1234 and other called US-1234__add-new-title. So you worked in the branch related to the sub-task and when the code was ready you did a merge request to the principal branch, US-1234. I hope it was understood, i don't have a good level in English.
Hi! Thanks for the article! In the last company where I worked, we created branches according to the user story and its sub-tasks, for example: the US's name was US-1234 then one sub-task was, i don't know, add a new title, so we created two branches, one for the US called US-1234 and other called US-1234__add-new-title. So you worked in the branch related to the sub-task and when the code was ready you did a merge request to the principal branch, US-1234. I hope it was understood, i don't have a good level in English.
That makes sense to me. It does sound like a lot of merging though.
Yes, a lot of them.