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@@ -124,5 +124,5 @@ The training script `./challenge/train.py` used all the data we have for trainin
 **REMARKS**:
 - There are better ways of dealing with this last problem. Instead of training inside the `cd.yml`, we could have a model registry (using for example, MLflow), and then deploying our API with a model we have available in our model registry. 
 - Even though some variables like the project name and the key for my Service Account are treated as secret variables in the repository, I am aware that some variables are still hardcoded (and even the project name which is 'secret', is explicitly mentioned a few times in this markdown documentation just to simplify the exposition). One hardcoded variable is for example `STRESS_URL` in the Makefile, which shouldn't be harcoded. However, I still added a few steps in the `cd.yml` to get the URL to my API when it deploys with gcloud, and uses that URL to run the stress-test.
-- After everything worked with the main branch, I modified my `cd.yml` file to handle deployments based on different branches (main, develop, and release/*), by including conditional logic within the deployment steps or create separate jobs for each branch scenario.
+- After everything worked with the main branch, I modified my `cd.yml` file to handle deployments based on different branches (main, develop, and release/*), by including conditional logic within the deployment steps or create separate jobs for each branch scenario. The current branch you are seeing corresponds to the develop branch.