Comment by happytoexplain
2 months ago
This seems idealistic. It's very normal to be working on a feature that depends on a not-yet-merged feature.
2 months ago
This seems idealistic. It's very normal to be working on a feature that depends on a not-yet-merged feature.
> It's very normal to be working on a feature that depends on a not-yet-merged feature.
Oh sure, many bad ideas and poor practises such as that one are quite "normal". It's not a recommendation.
I invite you to look into feature flagging.
It is entirely viable to never have more than 1 or 2 open pull requests on any particular code repository, and to use continuous delivery practices to keep deploying small changes to production 1 at a time.
That's exactly how I've worked for the past decade or so.
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