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[vbo]

did you read any of this post at all

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I have. But i also leave open in my post that i don't have the full story, so no need for hostility. Specific to that post, it's just saying they had trouble with a public git repo before and decided not to do it with the new project (JS port) in favor of build flags and bundle management. But i don't know how the previous setup actually looked, or how they used it.

I used to do build management and it just seems like there've been solutions to this sort of thing for a while. It's totally the teams prerogative to adopt what works for them, but if they are actually looking for a solution, that's one of them.

 

[Wafflesnake]

I have. But i also leave open in my post that i don't have the full story, so no need for hostility. Specific to that post, it's just saying they had trouble with a public git repo before and decided not to do it with the new project (JS port) in favor of build flags and bundle management. But i don't know how the previous setup actually looked, or how they used it.

I used to do build management and it just seems like there've been solutions to this sort of thing for a while. It's totally the teams prerogative to adopt what works for them, but if they are actually looking for a solution, that's one of them.

seems to me like that's already been answered.

Which I'm not averse to potentially doing, but that means probably writing some shit to manage doing it - but I have five hundred other things to do, so that's "at some point in the distant future".

 

[vbo]

seems to me like that's already been answered.

From what i read, the post you're quoting outlines a different approach.

If someone on the team privy to how they're using git wants to answer that'd be interesting to read. I don't have any skin in this so it's no big deal though.

 

[Wafflesnake]

From what i read, the post you're quoting outlines a different approach.

If someone on the team privy to how they're using git wants to answer that'd be interesting to read. I don't have any skin in this so it's no big deal though.

no, i am quoting the fact that ged is aware and capable of doing things differently. its simply not a priority.