07-27-2013, 11:38 PM
No, not at all!
Basically you take a branch off the current master, do your changes then put a pull request back. The master gets updated with your changes, you leave the branch to rot and start a new one.
Therefore, for everyone to get updated source they just pull the master, and nobody interferes with each other.
Basically you take a branch off the current master, do your changes then put a pull request back. The master gets updated with your changes, you leave the branch to rot and start a new one.
Therefore, for everyone to get updated source they just pull the master, and nobody interferes with each other.