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Maintaining orphaned code has a cost. Keeping a change you've made to a function (and its callers) that's no longer needed obscures both the history and probabl
by andreareina 4y ago
Maintaining orphaned code has a cost. Keeping a change you've made to a function (and its callers) that's no longer needed obscures both the history and probably what it does.
Not saying trunk-based is wrong, but to say abandoning a feature is as cheap as in branch-based development fails to account for everything.