Code Branch Square Nodes black outline icon
Three solid squares connected by a vertical line with a diagonal branch to the upper right
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About the Code Branch Square Nodes black outline icon
Two filled squares sit at the top and bottom of a straight vertical line while a third square hangs off a diagonal that splits away to the upper right, the classic diagram of a commit history forking into a second branch. It speaks to version control, merging, forking a repository and workflow splits, which makes it useful in Git clients and code review tools, CI/CD pipeline dashboards, developer documentation, flowchart builders and onboarding slides about branching strategy.
The geometry is deliberately squared off: rounded-corner blocks of equal size anchor each endpoint, and the connector strokes match the node width so the path reads as a single circuit. Set it beside commit, merge, pull request and repository icons for a consistent developer set, and keep the diagonal unclipped when placing it in tight toolbars.
This is the black outline version of the code branch square nodes icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.
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