This time Ember is not to blame
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###1 month ago:
Ahh, finally done with my ember 1.11 update. Thing has been in production for weeks and is humming nicely. Bye bye stupid update branch.
git branch -d ember11 git push origin :ember11
Off to better things!
###Today:
Hmm, this is strange. I'm using Ember property lookups that should spew deprecation warnings, yet I don't see anything. Wait... no way. Let me just check...
Ember.VERSION >> 1.9
Wat.
But this was branched off master! Where is Ember 1.11?
Wait.
What's running in production?
Ember.VERSION >> 1.9
But but........ WAT!?
...wait
...oh
MFW I remember the Ember testing in production was running on the
ember11
branch
MFW I remember I have at some point reverted the production to its normal "production" branch
MFW I realize I beforehand forgot to mergeember11
intomaster
and update the production branch
MFW I realize I deleted both the local and remote copy of the update branch
MF as I scroll throughgit reflog
, looking for deletedember11
branch
MFW I give up onreflog
and fire up my VM backup, where I still have local copy ofember11
MF as I go through 1 month worth of updates and manually merge everything to be ember11 compatible.(pic related)
Filed under: I felt 4chan style was appropriate here
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Bye bye stupid update branch.
I really like using something like the github branch map to figure out what the rest of the world is going to see before I delete anything. Makes sure that I don't do dumb stuff.
I also rarely delete branches.
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I really like using something like the github branch map to figure out what the rest of the world is going to see before I delete anything. Makes sure that I don't do dumb stuff.
I also rarely delete branches.
Lately I've been doing small feature branches, so if I didn't delete any, I'd go insane trying to manage things.
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Lately I've been doing small feature branches, so if I didn't delete any, I'd go insane trying to manage things.
I've got 420 branches in one of my repos. Nurse assures me I'm not mad.