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> as OP mentioned, it does seem to differ in technical sense from traditional CR, in that the changes live only on developer machine, not in source control. Wh
by nonethewiser 3y ago
> as OP mentioned, it does seem to differ in technical sense from traditional CR, in that the changes live only on developer machine, not in source control.
Which seems worse.
- compiler-guy 3y ago"On the developer's machine" isn't correct. They are actually saved within a special file-system called "citc" (Clients-in-the-cloud). It saves literally every single revision of the file written during development. If you hit save, it is saved in perpetuity, which has saved me a bunch of times. Every single one. No need for any kind of commit or anything else. Further, these saved revisions are all fully accessible to every engineer within the company, any time they want.