Feature Branch Culture

Definitions

1. The habits and norms a team has around developing work in separate feature branches before merging. Feature branch culture influences review timing, merge pain, visibility of work, and whether long-lived branches are treated as normal or dangerous.

   In plain English: The culture around using feature branches in development.

   Example: "Their feature branch culture improved once branches stayed small and short-lived instead of becoming private universes that reappeared weeks later in impossible merge requests."

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