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The argument of shipping being the only thing that matters can be used to justify editing files in production without version control. It seems, then, that usi
by mejutoco 4y ago
The argument of shipping being the only thing that matters can be used to justify editing files in production without version control.
It seems, then, that using version control would be unnecessary under that logic. Nothing circular about it.
I prefer good commits, and op does not mind (that is preference) but if shipping is the only thing that matters then why use version control?
IMO, because other factors like collaboration and documentation also matter.
- Supermancho 4y ago> The argument of shipping being the only thing that matters can be used to justify editing files in production without version control. > It seems, then, that using version control would be unnecessary under that logic. > if shipping is the only thing that matters then why use version control We're talking about commits here, so there's a given that version control is used. I'm not sure why you are trying to turn it into a debate about the utility of using version control. You're defending what is obviously an overreactive post you made because you chose to interpret the post in bad faith. His values are more product focused than practice focused and there's nothing more. GL with whatever.