Working on a branch

The example · The next day Kabir switches to new-checkout and adds a full-width Pay button on mobile, on top of Ananya's commit.

Switch branch

The branch menu in the top bar shows main, every open branch and its state, and past versions. Pick one: every section now shows that branch.

The branch menu: main, every open branch with its state, and versions to look at.

You pick	You see	You can edit
main	The approved design	Yes — Review makes a new branch
An open branch	Every section as the branch has it	Yes — your draft on that branch
A version	Main as it was	No, read-only

Complete and Delta

On a branch, a switch beside the branch picker shows the product two ways. Complete is everything, with what the branch changed marked. Delta is only what it changed.

Complete: all 12 pages; Checkout is marked with its 3 changes.

Delta: only Checkout. What was added and what changed is outlined; the inspector lists each change, who made it and in which commit.

Work on top of it

Edit as usual. Your changes go to your own draft on that branch, so nobody overwrites anyone. Press Review and commit to this branch: your commit lands on top. The History tab lists the branch's commits.

History on a branch: its commits, where it started, and when it last synced with main.

The bar on a branch

Shows	Means
1 conflict	Main and the branch changed the same property. It opens the item; Merge waits until it is settled.
Verify 96	How closely the branch matches a site. See Reviewing changes.
Merge	Puts the branch on main. See Merging.

New branch

Most branches come from Review. To start one empty, pick New branch in the branch menu: name it, start from main or a version, and bring your draft if you like.

New branch: a name, where it starts, and whether your draft comes with it.

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