And if QA finds something, there's nothing preventing testing another release to figure out where the issue is. Git bisect is useful there too.
There are plenty of issues with git, but trunk development isn't really one of them.
And if QA finds something, there's nothing preventing testing another release to figure out where the issue is. Git bisect is useful there too.
There are plenty of issues with git, but trunk development isn't really one of them.