github's search only works on the default branch, which is master. makes it hard to review the code effectively :/
you should certainly do your local development in a branch, but when it's complete and functional (which should be daily or many times/week for most development)—and ideally tested—then merge it back into master.
zzmp
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10 years ago
github's search only works on the default branch, which is master. makes it hard to review the code effectively :/
you should certainly do your local development in a branch, but when it's complete and functional (which should be daily or many times/week for most development)—and ideally tested—then merge it back into master.