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Because if the second feature requires the code changes from the first PR you can't do that... If your team doesn't have a use for stacked diffs that's fine. T
by stevewodil 5y ago
Because if the second feature requires the code changes from the first PR you can't do that...
If your team doesn't have a use for stacked diffs that's fine. Teams of one also don't use pull requests and might not understand why we need those.
- jimmaswell 5y agoIt's very rarely come up for me that multiple open issues depend on each other. Maybe it happens more in some codebases than others.