The following diagram illustrates the full version of GitFlow. We have a Master/Production branch that contains only the production-ready code. The Feature branches are where all of the development takes place. The Integration branch is where the code gets integrated and tested for quality. In addition to that, we have release branches that are pulled out from the Integration branch as and when there is a stable release. All bug fixes related to a release happen in the Release branches. There is also a Hotfix branch that is pulled out of the Master/Production branch as and when there is a need for a hotfix:
GitFlow branching model
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