# Day 4: GitHub & Branching

* **Learn**: Pull requests, merge conflicts, Gitflow.
* **Task**: Create branches (user, product, order, recommend) for each microservice. Commit a README.

1. Create branches

```git
cd /opt/ecomm
git checkout -b user
git checkout -b product
git checkout -b order
git checkout -b recommend
git checkout main
```

2. push Branches

```
git push origin user
git push origin product
git push origin order
git push origin recommend
```

3. Test Branching

```
git checkout user
echo "User Service" > user-service/README.md
git add user-service/README.md
git commit -m "Add User Service README"
git push origin user
```

4. created pull request in github & merge into the main repository

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