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Because that would be continuous builds on unintegrated-branches. The point of continuous integration is that everybody is reconciling their work with everybod
by mullr 13y ago
Because that would be continuous builds on unintegrated-branches.
The point of continuous integration is that everybody is reconciling their work with everybody else's all the time, thus helping you find nasty integration surprises early and while you can still do something about them.
- calpaterson 13y agoI tried to explain that running tests on something is not CI, but I apparently failed :(
- drunkenfly 13y agoNot if you're rebasing your branch on every change in master.
- mullr 13y agoA good point. Or merging in changes from master, if you like it that way.
- calpaterson 13y agoNot even then - because everyone else on the team is doing the same