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Well, Git is pretty good at merging when the changes are in different places of the same file. Though your second point is a very good one. FWIW, sometimes wh
by mbork_pl 4y ago
Well, Git is pretty good at merging when the changes are in different places of the same file. Though your second point is a very good one.
FWIW, sometimes when I worked on a really large file, I put some ^L's ("new page" characters) between logical sections, so that I could utilize Emacs' page movement commands.
- speed_spread 4y agoIt's not just git, it's pull requests and code reviews that block on concurrent file updates. The workflow friction multiplies with the number of devs sharing the same code area. Small files minimize this by making more granular work units.