Relationship Maintenance: The Unspoken Rules
When in a relationship, you're not just a partner, you're a code editor.
Don't merge branches without discussing it with your partner. Don't push changes without testing. Don't commit without reviewing the code.
Here are some tips for keeping your code... er, relationship in sync:
1. Use Git for Conflict Resolution
When two people with different opinions are working on the same project, conflicts are inevitable. Use a version control system like Git to track changes and avoid merge conflicts.
2. Don't Overwrite History
Don't delete someone's work without discussing it first. It's not just a code change, it's a relationship change.
3. Use Pull Requests for Feedback Loops
Use pull requests to send your changes to your partner for review and feedback. It's like a mini code review session, but with more feelings.
And that's not all, folks! Follow these simple rules and you'll be well on your way to a harmonious partnership.