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A frantic commit free for all isn't necessarily better. I count nine different developers committing to the project's master branch in a single day. That has tr
by sillysaurus3 8y ago
A frantic commit free for all isn't necessarily better. I count nine different developers committing to the project's master branch in a single day. That has tradeoffs too.
- mariusmg 8y agoComparing commits is mostly pointless anyway. Some people commit very often any little change (like some indentation change) while others commit only when a feature is done. Compare releases and features.
- partycoder 8y agoGitea requires peer review for pull requests, a healthy process that promotes quality. Cogs is managed exclusively by its BDFL.