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Paradime protects your remote default branch (usually main or master) as read-only so you never commit directly to production. To change your dbt™ project, create a new branch and open a pull request.
While developing your dbt™ project, you should never make changes against your remote default branch. Create a new branch for any changes so you can open a pull request to merge them into your default branch.
Whether you use Git Lite or Git Advanced, the default branch is always protected in Paradime, so you cannot edit files in your dbt™ project while it is checked out. If you see the prompt below when trying to edit a file, create a new branch or switch to an existing one, then edit again.
Prompt shown when trying to edit a file on a protected read-only branch

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Use Git Lite

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