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None of the things you're talking about exist within the repo tool, it sounds like these are all things that you had to layer on top with a separate CI system.
by vvanders 7y ago
None of the things you're talking about exist within the repo tool, it sounds like these are all things that you had to layer on top with a separate CI system.
It's been 12 years since the Dream was released and we're still not to the same level of perf/features as just stuffing the whole of AOSP in P4. I get that git has advantages, and it's an awesome tool when used appropriately but the desire to use it to solve every SCM problem under the sun is a bit misguided.