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IMO for these rare occasions it should be okay to unmerge PRs. Or what could also be done is you only deploy cherry-picked releases, granted that you have a way
by nikita2206 3y ago
IMO for these rare occasions it should be okay to unmerge PRs.
Or what could also be done is you only deploy cherry-picked releases, granted that you have a way of tracking commits in the upstream such that no commit ever gets lost.
- __turbobrew__ 3y agoThat is possible, but at that point you need a integrations/release team to babysit the builds and make sure everything integrates back together cleanly. The last thing I want to do is have my build broken by someone on another team and then have to track them down and babysitting the revert. That is easily an hour of my time wasted.