This post discusses various workflows for deploying changes from a Git repository, with a strong focus on the Rebased Branch Workflow. It compares the common workflows like Trunk, Feature Branch, Gitflow, and Forked, highlighting their downsides like merge conflicts, long-lived branches, and reduced productivity. The Rebased Branch Workflow is presented as a superior alternative, promoting a linear Git history, short-lived feature branches, and automatic deletions post-rebase. CI/CD processes and best practices for managing environments, tags, and cherry-picks are also covered.
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