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by ses1984
2331 days ago
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There's an implied "other things being equal" in there. Given the commits follow some normal distribution of quality and risk, it's less risky on average to apply one of those average commits than it is to apply a bunch of them. But if you try to deliver one giant risky commit, you're doing CD in name only. |
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