On 01/28/2014 07:04 PM, Brad Roberts wrote:
IMHO, a much more workable solution is to use pull requests just like
for any other branch. If someone is requesting a merge to a release
branch, then they should assemble the pull request and submit it. If
you are deciding a fix should be merged to the release branch, put
together the pull request just like anyone else would. That gains
several advantages:
1) gives a good chance to review exactly what changes are going to
be made
2) gives the auto-tester a chance to validate then changes
3) gives a chance for additional eyeballs to be watching for mistakes
The only con is that it's more steps, but without those steps, the
gains aren't possible. For any regular developer, putting together a
pull request is something they can do in their sleep, so the cost is
pretty small.
Yeah, let's test the merging as well.
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