"The assignment was slightly misunderstood by some. Branch "main" (or "master") is the actual CI server you work on, so it should contain all (working) code, unit tests, and documentation. Branch "assessment" is used to try out your CI server. That branch would usually contain a somewhat recent copy of the CI server itself, but it can also be unrelated code. During the presentation, you will modify and temporarily break the unit tests on the "assessment" branch, and the code that will run CI will be from the "main" branch.
So make sure you develop by merging pull requests into "main" as usual."
"The assignment was slightly misunderstood by some. Branch "main" (or "master") is the actual CI server you work on, so it should contain all (working) code, unit tests, and documentation. Branch "assessment" is used to try out your CI server. That branch would usually contain a somewhat recent copy of the CI server itself, but it can also be unrelated code. During the presentation, you will modify and temporarily break the unit tests on the "assessment" branch, and the code that will run CI will be from the "main" branch.
So make sure you develop by merging pull requests into "main" as usual."