Agree. After leaving FB, I was surprised to see no open source tool recreate its stacking workflow. Graphite is a god send in my post FB career!
Did you even read the full article? Based on it's definition, Google would be called a polyrepo company.
I generally like the idea of keeping PRs small, but it can be difficult to do so, because I'm spending too much time waiting on code reviews.
I'm convinced that all repositories with more than a few hundred PRs definitely need a merge queue. Glad to see discussion in this space, I've been frustrated by the lack of merge queues at previous companies.
Agree. After leaving FB, I was surprised to see no open source tool recreate its stacking workflow. Graphite is a god send in my post FB career!
Did you even read the full article? Based on it's definition, Google would be called a polyrepo company.
I generally like the idea of keeping PRs small, but it can be difficult to do so, because I'm spending too much time waiting on code reviews.
I'm convinced that all repositories with more than a few hundred PRs definitely need a merge queue. Glad to see discussion in this space, I've been frustrated by the lack of merge queues at previous companies.