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You have to fix a lot of merge conflicts. I used this workflow at AWS -- code reviews can take some time, you're writing a lot of code, and you want your CRs to
by shepherdjerred 5y ago
You have to fix a lot of merge conflicts. I used this workflow at AWS -- code reviews can take some time, you're writing a lot of code, and you want your CRs to be small.
If someone leaves a comment on the CR for the first branch you fix the issue and rebase. It's not fun, but this is the only effective way to do it (that I know of).
- treis 5y agoSo are the 10 branches mostly yours then? That seems slightly less crazy.
- shepherdjerred 5y agoYup. I rarely even pushed the branches — they’re local branches