Why do we need a Git workflow?

Git is a version control system (VCS) that allows multiple developers to work on the same code base while keeping track of changes and collaborating on code. A Git workflow is a set of guidelines that dictate how developers use Git to manage the code base.

There are several Git workflows, but the most common one is a Gitflow workflow. A Gitflow workflow is a branching model that provides a clear separation of development branches and release branches. It consists of two main branches:

• Master branch: The master branch represents the official code base, and it should always contain a stable, working version of the code.
• Develop branch: The develop branch is used for ongoing development work. Developers create feature branches off the develop branch, make changes to the code, and then merge their changes back into the develop branch.

In addition to the master and develop branches, there are also feature branches, release branches, and...