Git allows us to have multiple repos, unlike centralized version control systems. This is why we call it a "distributed" system. However, Git allows more than one kind of distributed workflow. This way, teams can adopt workflows that work for their projects.

In this Coffee Break Course, you'll look at two of the most important distributed Git workflows: the integration manager workflow and the benevolent dictator model.

Why not check out our Introduction to Git and GitHub or watch the other Coffee Break Courses in this series:

• Git Basics: The Three Trees
• Git Basics: Reset
• Git Basics: GitHub Pull Requests
• Git Basics: Branches
• Git Basics: States
• Git Basics: Merge and Rebase
• Git Basics: Git Rebase Mixtape