Color me envious. I wish we used Git at work on my project. Frequent, small check-ins would jibe with how I work. As well as frequent branching.
At work, we use a centralized version control system. Check-ins are large and infrequent, and have to have been compiled and tested before check-in, because each check-in triggers the CI/CD build server. And breaking the build causes other developers to break out the pitchforks and torches.
Compiling the project takes between ten minutes to an hour, depending on how much gets touched. (Although long in the tooth, Lakos's Large-Scale C++ Software Design is highly applicable to my project. Wish we could apply it. Alas.)
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Color me envious. I wish we used Git at work on my project. Frequent, small check-ins would jibe with how I work. As well as frequent branching.
At work, we use a centralized version control system. Check-ins are large and infrequent, and have to have been compiled and tested before check-in, because each check-in triggers the CI/CD build server. And breaking the build causes other developers to break out the pitchforks and torches.
Compiling the project takes between ten minutes to an hour, depending on how much gets touched. (Although long in the tooth, Lakos's Large-Scale C++ Software Design is highly applicable to my project. Wish we could apply it. Alas.)