When an open source contribution appeared from someone new, I used to feel excitement.
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann code review after merge is a valid strategy
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@mossmann code review after merge is a valid strategy
@mossmann in fact the merge request workflow was later added and git itself works without it (git patch, anyone?). Some people e. g. Martin Fowler say the concept of a merge request is antithetical to the concept of CI. You can't have these unmerged branches and pretend you do CI (many don't know this)
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann When you morge, you push to prud
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann moooorrrgeee!
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
^^ regert
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann @billgoats my favorite part is when he says “it’s morgin’ time” and then morges all over them
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@mossmann Ooo! Jackson Pollock meets AI drivel!
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann it's morgin' time
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann NO! Don't Push To Prod!
...it's not Friday, yet.
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J johnny@chaos.social shared this topic
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann *push to pord
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann imagine all the Tim you will save.
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^^ regert
% git ragret
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@mossmann mighty morging PR rangers
@gsuberland I just love vibe-coding new featues
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann@mastodon.social It's morging time!
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann goooooooood morging vietmicroslop!
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% git ragret
@JamesWidman @SQLAllFather @mossmann did you mean
git regret
Personally I’d like to see more regret generally
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
These keep getting better.
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@JamesWidman @SQLAllFather @mossmann did you mean
git regret
Personally I’d like to see more regret generally
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@ollicle @SQLAllFather @mossmann (but also i'm thinking 'git ragret' would be an alias for 'git blame')
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you certainly will not regret morging continvoucly
@mossmann In Germany, you'll know if your contribution was good if your colleagues will greet you afterwards with a "Guten Morgen!"
