In a continuous improvement paradigm, what granularity does one check in?
Are rollbacks possible in real life, outside of prices in walmart commercials?
At the granularity of Day, in which a day is an application one installs on rising, operates for many hours, and then saves to persistent storage and shuts down, where does this metaphor intersect with version control?
Please discuss. (or flame off-list)
Well, writes are the same as commits, and reads are checkouts. So you could probably write gitFS as a fuse module.
More seriously, I know plenty of people who keep their homedir in git and a user crontab to make nightly commits. When they're ready to push, there's a bit of rebasing required, but its not strictly nessecary.
Justin
On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 9:51 AM, David Nicol davidnicol@gmail.com wrote:
In a continuous improvement paradigm, what granularity does one check in?
Are rollbacks possible in real life, outside of prices in walmart commercials?
At the granularity of Day, in which a day is an application one installs on rising, operates for many hours, and then saves to persistent storage and shuts down, where does this metaphor intersect with version control?
Please discuss. (or flame off-list)
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