Gitflow: A Strategy for Continuous Delivery

I think Gitflow as basics are okay. If you can stick to the very, very basics and follow how it was prescribed back in 2011, it's reasonable. GitHub flow is much nicer, which is really just live on master all the time. But no, my logic is the master branch is the only one that matters. And I don't really couldn't care less how many branches you have. What is your strategy? I really don't care about any of those things as long as things get to master fast and frequently. Fast and frequently to you means every couple of days at the worst. That's what it is. If it doesn't go to master often, then it's