How is the structure of a git repository organized in a team development?

In team development, the structure of a git repository is usually organized using branches to separate work and manage changes. The main elements:

• main/master — a stable branch with release code.
• develop — a branch for integrating new features and fixes before release.
• feature/feature_name — branches for developing individual new features.
• bugfix/fix_name — branches for fixing bugs.
• release/version — branches for preparing a release.

The workflow is often based on the Git Flow model or similar approaches. Each developer creates their branch from develop or main, makes commits, then creates a pull request (merge request) for integrating changes after code review. This helps avoid conflicts and maintain the stability of the main code.

Example commands:

git checkout -b feature/new-login develop
# work on the feature
git commit -am "Added new login screen"
git push origin feature/new-login
# a pull request is created for merging into develop