A master branch should not be committed to. The master branch should be merged to after other branches have been through a formal approval process. Writing directly to the master branch is sloppy and unprofessional. That is a fact. Your code should be rigorously reviewed before it is ever merged into a master branch.
On a personal project is what my article is referred too. But yes, you are right. In a professional setting there usually is a team lead or dev manager who monitors this particular task of merging pieces together. In my experience I was never the one to merge things to production.
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A master branch should not be committed to. The master branch should be merged to after other branches have been through a formal approval process. Writing directly to the master branch is sloppy and unprofessional. That is a fact. Your code should be rigorously reviewed before it is ever merged into a master branch.
On a personal project is what my article is referred too. But yes, you are right. In a professional setting there usually is a team lead or dev manager who monitors this particular task of merging pieces together. In my experience I was never the one to merge things to production.