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by ghthor
1 day ago
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This is it, but also, because there was no way of asking a reviewer to review a single commit and then merge only that commit out of 2+ commits without a lot of ceremony, work streams had to be completely orthogonal to parallelize anything . Now I can fully develop a sequence of 20 changes (each a single commit) and start getting reviews and merging while still progressing towards the goal. I’ve been doing this for 2years with graphite and more before that manually or in other systems/cultures that actually can review a commit/patch and merge that thing. Honestly all GitHub needed to do was make reviewing and merging commit(s) from a PR possible and that would also been neat. |
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