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Let's say that I have a Parent class and a Child class, Parent relies on Child to perform, say, some network request: class Parent { ... public init(){ const child = new Child(); const ...
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When there are two feature branches that has some dependencies, and they are work in progress, but some piece of code want to be shared, why shouldn't I merge a feature into another?
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I'm trying to find the correct flow to manage this kind of development, where A and B are two independent features, and C is a third feature that relies on A and B. An obvious approach would be to ...
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There is a feature that is now deprecated and going to be removed. Adding a logging statement, observed by some alerting mechanism, can help finding out whether the feature is still being actively ...
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Considering a feature needs changes at many places in different modules of the software: UI, business logic, backend, etc. What is a good approach to do so? We are using dependency injection and ...
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We are designing the software based on the FDD (feature driven development). Our architecture is microservice. I want to know that microservices are demonstrated by the feature set? In other words, is ...
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As far as I understand in trunk-based development there are no long lived feature branches, one could even argue that there are no branches because at the end everything will be merged back to trunk ...
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As you know, epics consist of user stories. The user stories are short descriptions which specify the requests of the user. They can be perfect instance of the questions listed below: Who, What, why ...
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I am trying to tighten up my process for tackling a feature request. Currently, we use trello to manage feature requests using cards. They typically look like this. Card Title: Invite a friend Card ...
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JuliaLang just hit version 1.0 the other week I and many other package maintainers have thus updated out packages to work with julia 0.7 (the transitional release) and 1.0. In doing so, we've often ...
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Let's say in an effort to improve quality, your team agrees on the following policy: all commits to the master branch (direct or via pull request) have to be categorized as either bugfixes or feature ...
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I work on a large software program in financial services. (15 project managers, 20 technical leads, 15 environments, 150 people on the technical side). We do lots of Bankwide integration to hundreds ...
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I have been tasked with writing an on/off control for features in our product based on who is signed in, in principle with one on/off flag for each feature. Put simply, this is a permission based ...
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I'm currently toying around with a very large project. A interpreter for a simple scripting language. After weeks of planning, I decided that the best course of action would be to prototype part of ...
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Question: What is the proper way to address a bug that an end-user thought was a feature? Elaboration: I'm guessing that if a large percentage of users expected it as a feature, it should be left "...
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