Then you get the annoying problem of having to push an update to that repo and wait for the new version before you can merge changes into...

Then you get the annoying problem of having to push an update to that repo and wait for the new version before you can merge changes into the new repo which use the new version. It’s tightly coupled, so they should be co-located.

Posted by klysm on Jun 16, 2022, 11:14 AM

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