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If I need to fork code am I going to then make copies of all of the stored procedures corresponding with the code and now have getCustomer1, getCustomer2… and d
by scarface_74 2y ago
If I need to fork code am I going to then make copies of all of the stored procedures corresponding with the code and now have getCustomer1, getCustomer2… and doing the same with all of your procedures?
And then do I need to change all of my stored procedure references in my code? Do I merge my changes back to the main one when done?
Isn’t just doing a “git branch” easier?
Rolling back, is just doing a git revert in your separate Kubernetes repository (you are doing proper Gitops aren’t you?), recommitting your code and your cluster is now using your old Docker container.
If you aren’t using K8s, you just push your old code.