I hate to be pedantic but you will confuse people with that terminology. There are no such things as "sub" or "nested" branches. They are all "branches", they all have the same properties. There's even a "default" branch (master or main), but it is still a branch. There is no "trunk" in git; it can be modeled by a branch that everyone syncs to, but that's just convention. Under the hood they are all branches. Your three other purpose branches can be described as being "branched from" or "branched off of" devel. But if you wanted to then merge them back to "master", you could, with a little git magic.
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They're created as sub-branches of the develop, that's what i meant. Thanks
I hate to be pedantic but you will confuse people with that terminology. There are no such things as "sub" or "nested" branches. They are all "branches", they all have the same properties. There's even a "default" branch (master or main), but it is still a branch. There is no "trunk" in git; it can be modeled by a branch that everyone syncs to, but that's just convention. Under the hood they are all branches. Your three other purpose branches can be described as being "branched from" or "branched off of" devel. But if you wanted to then merge them back to "master", you could, with a little git magic.