Skill
GitHub Branch
Software Development and Engineering Practices
A GitHub branch is a parallel version of a repository's codebase that allows developers to work on new features, bug fixes, or experiments without affecting the main (often called 'main' or 'master') codebase. Once changes on a branch are complete and reviewed, they are typically merged back via a pull request. Branching is central to collaborative software development, enabling multiple people to work simultaneously without conflicts.
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