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Version control helps record changes to a project over time so you can recall specific versions later. GitHub Flow encourages you to create feature-branches for each feature of your software. When you believe your software or project is ready to be viewed or used, you create a pull request and merge to the master branch. In Git Flow, we create a development branch and then make the development branch the default branch until we are ready for production. This way, all the feature branches are created from the development.
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