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I’ve lived both lives. It absolutely is an ordeal making changes across repos. The model you are highlighting opens up substantial risk that folks don’t update
by hamandcheese 6y ago
I’ve lived both lives. It absolutely is an ordeal making changes across repos. The model you are highlighting opens up substantial risk that folks don’t update in a timely manner. What you are describing is basically just throwing code over the wall and hoping for the best.
- slver 6y agoWe're still people capable of speech and communication, if something is that urgent, we can communicate it to our peers. Changing code under their nose risks breaking bunch of projects. We can also fix this by rather communicating, right? But if we CAN communicate... then we can go back to the previous option (telling them to update) as it becomes just as viable. Communicating is always essential, and can't be avoided.