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We usually use some git flow as a development strategy in our teams. Normally 3 branches:

• main or master
  • Code running in production
  • Protected
  • Usually used only for deployment, as all tests were done on the staging branch.
• staging or release
  • Code running in staging environment (pre-production)
  • Protected
  • Used for functionality tests in real conditions, bug and problem detection, configuration validation, integration testing, load testing, etc.
• develop
  • Sum of new features from all teams and hotfixes found in production.

We usually have a flow similar to this which is the idea of gitflow and very well accepted nowadays.

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Let's make it easier to open projects directly in VSCode without needing to open the terminal and type code .?

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When building our homes, we dedicate special attention to essential systems that provide comfort and security, such as the location of water registers for easy access and operation, and electrical panel planning to ensure circuits are well-distributed and sized to our needs. However, we often neglect a vital element: local network infrastructure.

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If information is power, then knowing your digital files deeply is a superpower.

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