The Git branching model and pull request workflow makes it so easy to manage the flow of code that you will get accustomed to creating a topic branch for each new item of work. Continuous Integration is table stakes for any organization looking to move into a DevOps way of working. Associating a Continuous Integration flow with every new Git topic branch you create can be cumbersome, as you'll need to create a new build definition for each Git branch.
This becomes an operational nightmare if the topic branches are short-lived. In this recipe, we'll learn how to use one build definition to build all your Git branches in a team project.
