Creating a MONAN‐Model Fork

Fork is a copy of a project in a developer's personal account.
Each developer has full control of their fork and is free to implement a fix or new feature.
Work completed in the fork is kept separate or is returned to the original project via a pull request.
Pull Request is a request that generates a notification signaling the completion of the development of a given feature by suggesting a merge. Allows you to see the differences between the original project and its feature branch.

1. MONAN GitFlow

Versioning uses gitflow, with two lines of control: main (or master) or develop.
Groups should fork develop for their own development.
From each fork, clones are created as needed for development.
Each clone can have one or more branches to serve its specific tasks.
The GCC group handles the management of version insertion requests
Main bugs generate Hotfix for maintenance. Releases for GCC (quality and performance) and GAM (functionality) testing are generated for approval or not.