Recorded Before the Planetscale Thing
Look we all know there are things to talk about but we recorded this last week before any of that stuff happened!
Your Feature Branches Are Too Long And We Can Prove It!
enMay 10, 2019
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About this Episode
This week, we talk about the similarities between dirty socks and merge conflicts, and end up with a tangible tool to prove that long-standing feature branches are bad news. It's a reaaaalllly good time.
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