Change Latency
The smaller and more rapid the delivery, the better.
Development branches seem to correlate strongly with large, slow, risky deliveries. âSorry, I have to merge this branch before we can test the new versionâ signals a breakdown in process. Itâs certainly not how C4 works, which is by focusing tightly on individual problems and their minimal solutions. Allowing branches in development raises change latency. Forks have a different outcome: itâs up to the forker to ensure that his changes merge cleanly, and to keep them simple so they wonât be rejected.
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