In this chapter, you have learned the fundamentals of working with others by sharing branches. We have covered the basic protocols supported by Bazaar, a few simple ways of configuring a remote server for sharing branches, and some practical techniques to work with remote branches efficiently and with confidence. Finally, we wrapped it all up in two example workflows suitable for small teams.

The workflows covered in this chapter are just examples demonstrating a few ways of managing the various branches when collaborating with others. With all the branch operations you've seen, you should be able to slice and dice branches as necessary to implement any workflow you will ever need.

The next chapter will show how Bazaar can work in a fully centralized mode, which is interesting not only because it is a widely used method in many projects today, but also because some of Bazaar's centralized features can have interesting uses even in distributed workflows.