> I know there's a case for larger feature branches that accumulate an entire large feature before being merged into master, I think you are tempering your sta

> I know there's a case for larger feature branches that accumulate an entire large feature before being merged into master, I think you are tempering your stance in the name of arguing charitably, but I’ll push against that. No, there is no case for this. Branches are pain accumulators. The longer they live, the more pain they will bring to everyone involved. If you need to work on something big, that’s what feature flags are for.