When is it better to just work in one feature branch than creating multiple
Background
I received the task to search for redundant jquery selectors in our code. Now, the files where our JS code is located is seperated into different modules.
My supervisor game me the task and told me that I should create a feature branch for each Module (sometimes it only contains 1 - 2 js files).
I'm struggling between doing it properly (like a programmer would) and being efficient without wasting to much time creating feature branches.
Question
Therefore my question: When should I create multiple feature branches and when only one to prevent an overkill?
svn branch feature-branch
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Background
I received the task to search for redundant jquery selectors in our code. Now, the files where our JS code is located is seperated into different modules.
My supervisor game me the task and told me that I should create a feature branch for each Module (sometimes it only contains 1 - 2 js files).
I'm struggling between doing it properly (like a programmer would) and being efficient without wasting to much time creating feature branches.
Question
Therefore my question: When should I create multiple feature branches and when only one to prevent an overkill?
svn branch feature-branch
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
496
add a comment |
Background
I received the task to search for redundant jquery selectors in our code. Now, the files where our JS code is located is seperated into different modules.
My supervisor game me the task and told me that I should create a feature branch for each Module (sometimes it only contains 1 - 2 js files).
I'm struggling between doing it properly (like a programmer would) and being efficient without wasting to much time creating feature branches.
Question
Therefore my question: When should I create multiple feature branches and when only one to prevent an overkill?
svn branch feature-branch
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
496
Background
I received the task to search for redundant jquery selectors in our code. Now, the files where our JS code is located is seperated into different modules.
My supervisor game me the task and told me that I should create a feature branch for each Module (sometimes it only contains 1 - 2 js files).
I'm struggling between doing it properly (like a programmer would) and being efficient without wasting to much time creating feature branches.
Question
Therefore my question: When should I create multiple feature branches and when only one to prevent an overkill?
svn branch feature-branch
svn branch feature-branch
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
496
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
496
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Gentle Sama
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
496
asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
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asked 20 hours ago
Gentle SamaGentle Sama
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