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Did the upvoters actually read and understand this post and its errors and decide to up it just because it was an "interesting" boneheaded post? Or maybe it is
by rue 16y ago
Did the upvoters actually read and understand this post and its errors and decide to up it just because it was an "interesting" boneheaded post?
Or maybe it is all the anti-TDD folks upvoting first and then maybe checking the whole thing actually makes sense? :)
Submodules, if you find you must depend on external libraries at the repository level (for patching, perhaps).
- amackera 16y agoWhat does git have to do with TDD?
- saurik 16y agoThis entire article is about how, at the scale of entire repositories, we are seeing issues that are analogous to the issues CVS saw on individual files. I would even go so far as to say this entire article is about submodules, how git's architecture causes there to be more of them, and how changesets aren't effectively managed between them, given that you have to make separate commits between repositories and then attempt to knit the changes back together at a higher level of scale where they have become mostly unrelated.