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If your commits are clean and improperly ordered, this may be useful. A perforce implementation I used in the past supported checking into a development branch
by jonhohle 7y ago
If your commits are clean and improperly ordered, this may be useful.
A perforce implementation I used in the past supported checking into a development branch and reviewing the set of CLNs that hadn’t been merged to mainline. I don’t necessarily agree with the workflow, but it was nice to have code complete, but not yet ready to ship things in everyone’s working branch.
- jfkebwjsbx 7y agoIf they are improperly ordered, then the first thing should be reordering them with an interactive rebase and then you are back at my previous post, though.