What are the branching strategies you know?

I am familiar with several common branching strategies:

• Git Flow: A classic model using long-lived branches (master, develop) and auxiliary branches (feature, release, hotfix). Suitable for projects with clear release cycles.
• GitHub Flow: A simple strategy based on short-lived feature branches, merged directly into the main branch (main or master). Uses Pull Requests for review and merging. Good for small, frequently updated projects.
• GitLab Flow: An extension of GitHub Flow with the addition of environment-specific branches (staging, production). Provides greater flexibility and control over deployment.
• Trunk-Based Development (TBD): The team works directly in a single main branch (trunk), often using feature toggles to manage the visibility of incomplete features. Requires a high level of automation in testing and continuous integration/delivery.

The choice of strategy depends on the team size, project complexity, release frequency, and the maturity level of development processes.