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But you could continue working and only have to apply minor patches forward if you later find your starting point needed to be fixed. You don't have to wait fo
by mbrumlow 7y ago
But you could continue working and only have to apply minor patches forward if you later find your starting point needed to be fixed.
You don't have to wait for CI, just create a new branch and continue your work as though CI passed, and your PR was accepted. If that comes true you don't need to worry much, just rebase and continue.
On the other hand if you find out you needed to make changes - do those on the branch you made those changes, and finish your PR/CI cycle. Then go to the new branch you continued work on and rebase, and continue.
Is there something I am missing?
- zymhan 7y agoHeaven forbid we find a reason to take a break
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- jnbiche 7y agoIn the old days at least we had compiling. Not so much anymore.
- tjoff 7y agoNo, today we have something else to wait for, it is called the runtime.
- OJFord 7y agoBut users wait for that, I can get on with finding a new framework instead.
- ascorbic 7y agonpm install
- radicalriddler 7y agoAnd when you need to delete your node_modules folder for the upteenth time, it's a nice 5 minute break.
- Smithalicious 7y agoHe said a break, not a vacation