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Also look up at any one of the "stacked branches" approaches (plenty of git extensions or tutorials that work natively with newer git versions). For those stil
by necovek 2y ago
Also look up at any one of the "stacked branches" approaches (plenty of git extensions or tutorials that work natively with newer git versions).
For those still in bzr land, there used to be a wonderful "bzr-pipelines" plugin to enable seamlessly working on a set of interdependent changes.