What does GRB mean in UNCLASSIFIED

GRB is a shorthand acronym used to refer to a git remote branch. Git is an open-source version control system that uses different commands to manage and track changes made in files and directories. It is primarily used in software development, but can also be utilized to store, track, and update data. A “remote branch” is simply a code repository stored on a server or other computer which allows the user to collaborate with others while maintaining their own unique versions of the code wherever necessary. By using GRB (Git Remote Branch), users are able to easily keep track of the changes they make and communicate them with others without having to manually push the new code back onto the main repository each time something changes.