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That sounds quite chaotic and impossible to keep stable. I wonder who was responsible to find problems and fix the master after messing up?
by Yokohiii 9y ago
That sounds quite chaotic and impossible to keep stable. I wonder who was responsible to find problems and fix the master after messing up?
- swalsh 9y agoIt was actually quite clean, and the environment was extremely stable. The trick is, every commit was "self-contained". Reverting it would go to another previous stable version. Creating a self-contained commit can be done many ways, and rebase is one common tool used to do it. Another is the use of git merge with --squash and a cherry-pick.