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by gloryjulio
639 days ago
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Not sure what you mean... When we ship a stack of commits, every commit has to pass everything in CI. You are not suppose to ship a commit that's not passing the ci bar. There is a escape hatch that you can bypass but it's rarely used. You can make changes before you ship however you wanted as long as they pass ci. If you already shipped the code and want to make changes later, that means making new commit or reverting a bad commit. It's simple as that |
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