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I cannot imagine any advantage of this extreme description of trunk based development over trunk based development with commit stack workflows. You dont have lo
by jFriedensreich 1y ago
I cannot imagine any advantage of this extreme description of trunk based development over trunk based development with commit stack workflows. You dont have long lived wip but you have draft commits that can mature and be worked on in parallel (also critical for coding agents) constantly auto rebasing on each other. i cannot count the number of bugs that i found before something landed on trunk just because i let “finished” work mature in draft for a bit while i work on the next task. this is especially important if the features have overlap or include ui changes that could have glitches undetectable by tests. similarly you don’t have prs but you have review stacks that are tested and evaluated in any amount of detail required by the context BEFORE they become the new trunk tip. (only fast forward, no merge commits)