>We had a simple workflow going, we changed a file and then committed it directly to trunk, before we went to UAT we created a release branch. Life was simple a

>We had a simple workflow going, we changed a file and then committed it directly to trunk, before we went to UAT we created a release branch. Life was simple and things worked really well with SVN, you edited a file, committed and that was that. You can do that with Git. >With Git and Odyssey it’s a whole process though, we have to create a feature branch, then commit changes to the feature branch, then pull master branch changes, merge the master with the feature locally, push the changes, ask someone to approve/review every little change, then merge the feature with the master remotely. Based on what you wrote, this seems all about the workflow your company chose to use with git, not git itself.