Trunk-Based Development vs. GitFlow for High-Frequency Releases
This tests your grasp of modern CI/CD trade-offs. A great answer explains how TBD's frequent merges to main, decoupled from release by feature flags, enable velocity. Then, contrast this with GitFlow's complexity.
This tests your practical knowledge of modern CI/CD strategies and the cultural shift required to adopt them. Explain how TBD's frequent merges to main, enabled by feature flags hiding incomplete work, keep the trunk releasable. Contrast this with GitFlow's long-lived branches built for versioned releases. Finally, detail the transition challenges: tooling, testing discipline, and cultural change. A red flag is focusing only on Git mechanics without discussing the operational shift.
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