What are some common mistakes in GitHub flow?

What are some common mistakes people make when using GitHub flow?

Some common mistakes include not creating branches for features, failing to pull before pushing, and not writing clear commit messages.

Can you explain why it's important to create branches?

Creating branches allows you to work on features or fixes in isolation without affecting the main codebase, making collaboration easier.

What happens if I push changes directly to the main branch?

Pushing directly to the main branch can lead to conflicts, unstable code, and difficulties in tracking changes.

How can I avoid merge conflicts?

To avoid merge conflicts, regularly pull changes from the main branch into your feature branch and resolve any conflicts before merging.

What are some best practices for writing commit messages?

Best practices include being concise, using the imperative mood, and providing context for the changes made.