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This repository uses the GitHub Flow model.
This means that any commit which reaches master is considered 'released' since projects which depend on this library as a submodule may choose to update at any time. The master branch is policy-protected and does not accept direct pushes.
To get code into master:
- Create a topic branch from master.
- Commit code to your topic.
- Open a Pull Request into master.
- Once approved, squash your branch into master.
Pull requests must use squash commit to keep master history clean.
Pull Requests must be approved by a member of the Device Health Services Team.
Pull Requests must be up to date with master and must pass the CI status check.