This article was originally published on AI Study Room . For the full version with working code examples and related articles, visit the original post. Git Workflows Git Workflows Git Workflows Git Workflows Git Workflows Git workflows define how teams collaborate using version control. The right workflow depends on team size, release cadence, and deployment requirements. This article compares the major workflows—trunk-based development, GitHub Flow, GitFlow, and monorepo strategies—with guidance for choosing the right approach. Trunk-Based Development Trunk-based development is the simplest workflow. Developers commit directly to the main branch (trunk) or create short-lived feature branches that merge within hours, not days. The main branch is always in a deployable state. Trunk-based development works well with CI/CD and feature flags. Incomplete features are hidden behind feature flags, allowing frequent merges without affecting users.…