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yeah this is an interesting approach, both for the context-partitioning but also for reproducibility and dependency pinning. i was toying with this before needi
by quinnjh 10mo ago
yeah this is an interesting approach, both for the context-partitioning but also for reproducibility and dependency pinning. i was toying with this before needing to run with just docker on a project. would be nice to find a tool that streamlines some of this
- __MatrixMan__ 10mo agoRe: dependency pinning, I put together a little write-up about that: https://gist.github.com/MatrixManAtYrService/6eaf50373448c0bc14acca31d69591b9 https://gist.github.com/MatrixManAtYrService/6eaf50373448c0b... You can use it as an alternative to `git bisect` where only you're only bisecting the history of a single subflake. I imagine writing a new test that indicates the presence of an old bug, and then going back in time to see when the bug was reintroduced. With git bisect, going back in time means your new test goes away too.