Ví dụ về việc sử dụng The master branch trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Checks out the master branch.
We manually imported the latest code from the master branch.
We're on the master branch.
Git checkout master To get back to the master branch.
Go to the master branch.
First, we need to check out the master branch.
The master branch is the"default" branch when you create a repository.
Do not break the master branch.
The master branch at origin should be familiar to every Git user.
Let's switch back to the master branch.
Person A will checkout the master branch and use the git rebase command to merge the iss53 branch with the master branch.
Don't develop on the master branch.
You will also be notified if there is any merge conflict between your code andthe code in the master branch.
Navigate to the master branch.
Although developers aren't working on the master branch, they are still active behind the scenes.
You should never push changes directly to the master branch.
Note that you must switch back to the master branch before merging the feature/comments branch. .
Instead, you should use feature branches as described above, and open a new PullRequest to merge the feature branch code with the master branch code.
First go back to the master branch.
However, first you will delete the hotfix branch, because you no longer need it- the master branch points at the same place.
At this point, you can go back to the master branch and do a fast-forward merge.
Get the latest code from the master branch.
Then, switch to the master branch.
For this example, we use the master branch.
Then move on to the iss53 branch anduse the git rebase command to merge the master branch into the iss53 branch and continue the work and make another commit on the iss53 branch: .
You can pull any changes in this branch to the master branch using git merge.
In order to merge the code from the test branch into the master branch, follow these steps.
Your change is now in the snapshot of the commit pointed to by the master branch, and you can deploy your change(see Figure 3-14).