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Gitflow is not robust enough to handle human error and is way too complex to onboard. It’s a mediocre branching model incapable of handling a modern workflow,
by ulisesrmzroche 7y ago
Gitflow is not robust enough to handle human error and is way too complex to onboard.
It’s a mediocre branching model incapable of handling a modern workflow, like continuous delivery and so on
We gotta tendency to excuse bad software as long as it’s old, especially on HN
- anon73044 7y agoI've have 400+ devs acoss several states working with 25+ repos, all using a modified Gitflow. It took a month of negotiation to get buy in, so far, it's been working for the last 2 and a half years. And the beauty is, if a team wants to be more "agile"/more continuous, all we have to do is kill a few branches, and start building/releasing directly from master.
- ulisesrmzroche 7y agoI work in a bigger place with a lot more repos in a company that’s used gitflow since it came out. What does have that to do with anything? Why do you use agile in quotation marks? Is there something wrong with your keyboard? What’s the deal?
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