Replying to @DragonBe
@DragonBe saga: In the Nordic mythology, a
saga is a long continuous recollection of histories of stories about the
history of humans, legends and gods. This idea reflects very well what happens
in a Git repository.
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Replying to @coderbyheart
@DragonBe Changes happen in branches (some teams
tie them to User Stories), which are sometimes directly, sometimes loosely
coupled to the main branch. Once they are finished the get added to the main
branch, or in case of a rebase directly appended.
Replying to @coderbyheart
@DragonBe The mental model of a big book of
stories fits this process very well.
(Taken from the ADR I have created here:
https://gitlab.com/masksfordocs/toolbox/-/merge_requests/134/diffs#diff-content-a726a7f20f00e8f85710c380ac3af31a582295fa)