In this chapter, we explained the basics, and the various advantages of working in a distributed manner, such as great flexibility, and the natural tendency to use feature branches extensively.

We covered some of the common workflows used in distributed collaboration, and how to implement them using Bazaar. These workflows are essentially about organizing branches and combining the various branch operations in a certain way, suitable for projects of any scale. The workflows explained here can be used as examples to build on when designing your own custom workflows adapted to your projects.

The next chapter will explain how to integrate Bazaar into various collaborative development environments, such as Launchpad, various bug trackers, and repository browsing tools.