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Questions need Help - Code merge

Last post 07:14 am May 6, 2015 by Richin Gupta
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Richin Gupta
08:55 am April 28, 2015

Many Development teams working in the same code creates coordination problems which can be sufficiently addressed with a comprehensive branching and merging model in shared version control

True or false

as per me its true. as version control and code merge needs to be call of the hour..

Christian Geyer
05:44 am April 30, 2015

Many Development teams working in the same code creates coordination problems which can be sufficiently addressed with a comprehensive branching and merging model in shared version control

True or false

as per me its true. as version control and code merge needs to be call of the hour..


Can a tool really completely solve all challenges of coordinating human beings? Is there a tool that is so good that people do not have to talk to each other anymore?

Anonymous
05:58 am April 30, 2015

There are tools like Mercurial, GitHub which makes the merge process better than SVN.

But there can be a completely non conflicting code, which also is of high quality, but totally useless and functionally conflicting to end user. This kind of problem cannot be avoided if people do not talk to each other.

Richin Gupta
07:14 am May 6, 2015

Thanks All

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