Synchronizing a set of code branches

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more hardware processors, causes performance of operations comprising:

• maintaining a set of code branches associated with a set of code, the set of code branches comprising a first code branch, a second code branch, and a third code branch;
• updating the first code branch to generate an updated state of the first code branch;
• updating the second code branch to generate an updated state of the second code branch;
• synchronizing the set of code branches, comprising:
• based at least on determining that the third code branch is a child of the first code branch, updating the third code branch by incorporating the updated state of the first code branch;
• subsequent to updating the third code branch by incorporating the updated state of the first code branch:
• based at least on determining that the third code branch is a child of the second code branch, updating the third code branch by incorporating the updated state of the second code branch.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more hardware processors, causes performance of operations comprising:

• maintaining a set of code branches associated with a set of code, the set of code branches comprising a first code branch, a second code branch, and a third code branch;
• updating the first code branch to generate an updated state of the first code branch;
• synchronizing the set of code branches, comprising:
• based at least on determining that a set of one or more parent branches of the third code branch have been updated, updating the third code branch by incorporating current states of the set of parent branches.