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Your "teams" violate standard best practice employed virtually everywhere I've worked and every open source project I've worked on.
by banachtarski 7y ago
Your "teams" violate standard best practice employed virtually everywhere I've worked and every open source project I've worked on.
- fulafel 7y agoIn public debates about this people often defend rebasing feature branches rspecially if they feel nobody else will work on the same branch. My personal experience bears this out as well. It's very easy to accidentally break your own rules, si this goes wrong regularly and the gallout becomes apparent only at some point down the pipeline. It's an added cognitive burden to be vigilant about which git mode you are working in.