branchable
Branchable refers to a software development concept where code can be easily split into separate lines of development. This process is commonly known as branching. Branching allows developers to work on new features, bug fixes, or experimental changes without affecting the main codebase. Each branch essentially acts as an independent copy of the project's code at a specific point in time.
The ability to be branchable is a core feature of modern version control systems such as Git.
Once development on a branch is complete and tested, it can be merged back into the main