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The pull request flow is fantastic, especially if you have a tool like GitHub’s “Ready to Merge” that shows you if the code can be merged in without conflict.
by sparker72678 5y ago
The pull request flow is fantastic, especially if you have a tool like GitHub’s “Ready to Merge” that shows you if the code can be merged in without conflict.
This puts the burden of branch maintenance/compatibility on the branch owner, and allows a clean and clear place for code review.
- sharken 5y agoPull Requests are great, but i think they can be a serious problem if you have to merge between multiple release branches, with testing and approval for each release branch. Using Trunk-based development with feature flags seems to be me to be the best way of ensuring success with a Pull Request model.