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Trunk-Based Dev
Trunk-Based Development
Definition
Trunk-based development is a source control practice where all developers commit to a single shared branch (trunk/main) frequently — at least once per day. Short-lived feature branches (less than a day) are acceptable; long-lived branches are not.
Combined with feature flags and CI, trunk-based development enables continuous integration and reduces merge conflicts. It is the branching strategy used by Google and other high-velocity engineering organizations.
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