Description: Merge synchronization is a crucial process in version control that ensures that the branches of a project are aligned and updated before performing a merge. This process involves checking that changes made in different branches do not generate conflicts and that all modifications are integrated coherently. Merge synchronization allows developers to collaborate effectively, minimizing the risk of errors and ensuring that the final code is stable and functional. This process is carried out by comparing the differences between branches and incorporating the necessary changes so that both branches are on the same development line. Merge synchronization is especially relevant in collaborative development environments, where multiple developers work simultaneously on different features or bug fixes. By keeping branches synchronized, continuous integration is facilitated, and software quality is improved, allowing development teams to deliver more robust and reliable products.
