There is a central repository that serves as the communication hub for all developers. Typically, this central repository is hosted on a server to allow internet-based collaboration[1].
Developers work on their own local repositories, making changes and committing them locally.
When developers want to share their changes, they push their local commits to the central repository[1].
To incorporate changes made by other developers, each developer fetches from the central repository and merges those changes into their local repository[1].
This workflow ensures that all developers are working with the latest code and helps avoid conflicts that can arise when multiple people are modifying the same codebase[1].
Branches are commonly used in the Centralized Workflow. Developers create short-lived branches for each feature or bug fix, and merge them into the main branch (often named "develop") before pushing to the central repository[4].
