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That looks a lot like the workflow the Linux kernel uses (with MRs broken up into individual logical patches), just re-invented on top of a proprietary tool to
by creshal 3y ago
That looks a lot like the workflow the Linux kernel uses (with MRs broken up into individual logical patches), just re-invented on top of a proprietary tool to charge $30 for it?
- sqs 3y agoYou're free to use the workflow used by the Linux kernel, but a lot of people prefer Graphite because it is easier to use and integrates with GitHub PRs better. If you find value in Graphite (as many devs do), then you can pay $30 and support its development.