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Doubts about good practices using branches.

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January 27, 2020

first of all i'm using a translator i apologize for any inconsistency in the text.

my question 1:
what are the possible practices and best practices for working with branches, please be didactic I am a layman on the subject.


my question 2:
i have an empty master and 2 complex branches, how can i temporarily merge them on my computer for testing?


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