I'm working on a small project, and I am using Github as version control. I made a new branch to test something out, and have decided I liked the previous method better (in the master branch).What is the intended paradigm for branches in git?  Do they denote that a different attempt was made, and it was not used (if the branch was not merged), or would it imply that more work is being done in that direction?My more practical question is: Should I just delete the branch, or can I just leave it there (as I'd like to leave the test code there, in case I need it later)?
Git branch usage - keep an old, never merged branch around or delete it?
git;github;branching
The new Branch wont interfere on the master branchYou should leave it there and keep writing and commit on the master branch