How does trunk-based development reduce integration problems compared to long-lived feature branches?

hard📝 Application Q9 of 15

Git - Collaboration Workflows

ABy merging small changes frequently, avoiding large conflicts

BBy isolating features in separate branches for weeks

CBy disabling merges until features are complete

DBy rewriting history to remove conflicts

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand integration challenges
Long-lived branches cause big conflicts when merged late. Frequent small merges reduce this risk.
Step 2: Match options
By merging small changes frequently, avoiding large conflicts correctly explains how trunk-based development reduces integration problems. Others describe opposite or incorrect practices.
Final Answer:
By merging small changes frequently, avoiding large conflicts -> Option A
Quick Check:
Integration ease = frequent small merges [OK]

Quick Trick: Small frequent merges prevent big conflicts [OK]

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