When an open source contribution appeared from someone new, I used to feel excitement.

[wandrecanada@mastodon.social]

@mossmann It's morgin tim(e)?

[gsuberland@chaos.social]

@mossmann mighty morging PR rangers

[morgan@leds.social]

@mossmann this Morg Approved

[kemotep@mastodo.neoliber.al]

@scottmiller42 @mossmann it’s actually like a triple m or something weird. I don’t think there is a UTF character to actually match it in text lol

[saxnot@chaos.social]

@mossmann code review after merge is a valid strategy

see https://martinfowler.com/articles/ship-show-ask.html

[saxnot@chaos.social]

@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)

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

@mossmann When you morge, you push to prud

[tymwol@hachyderm.io]

@mossmann moooorrrgeee!

[sqlallfather@techhub.social]

@mossmann

^^ regert

[macinjosh@oldbytes.space]

@mossmann @billgoats my favorite part is when he says “it’s morgin’ time” and then morges all over them

[c_merriweather@social.linux.pizza]

@mossmann Ooo! Jackson Pollock meets AI drivel!

[lumi@snug.moe]

@mossmann it's morgin' time

[dryak@mstdn.science]

@mossmann NO! Don't Push To Prod!

...it's not Friday, yet.

[elseweather@mastodon.social]

@mossmann *push to pord

[netraven@hear-me.social]

@mossmann imagine all the Tim you will save.

[jameswidman@mastodon.social]

@SQLAllFather @mossmann

% git ragret

[ehmatthes@fosstodon.org]

@gsuberland I just love vibe-coding new featues

[deepbluev7@nheko.io]

@mossmann@mastodon.social It's morging time!

[deftpunk@fosstodon.org]

@mossmann goooooooood morging vietmicroslop!

[ollicle@mastodon.social]

@JamesWidman @SQLAllFather @mossmann did you mean

git regret

Personally I’d like to see more regret generally