Database deployments often struggle with common Git strategies, leading to issues like merge conflicts and broken rollbacks, which can hinder release processes. To address these challenges, the text advocates for a trunk-based, context-driven GitOps model, enhancing scalability, traceability, and release velocity. Traditional per-environment branching models, such as GitFlow, are criticized for their inefficiencies, while trunk-based development is lauded for its simplicity and reduction of integration friction. This approach utilizes a single mainline branch and environment metadata to manage database changes, promoting consistency and reducing errors. With tools like Harness Database DevOps and Liquibase, the approach emphasizes automation, observability, and seamless rollbacks, transforming database changes into reliable, repeatable processes akin to application code. The text highlights the importance of a clean Git strategy, not just for organization, but for ensuring resilience, safety, and speed in database deployments.