Pilot Then Fan Out: Killing Unknown Blockers in 2 Repos First
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I maintain about a dozen small products that share one homemade framework. Last week I built a conformance linter — a little tool that scans each repo for architectural drift — and I was one command away from wiring it into all of them at once. I didn't. I ran it in two repos first. That two-repo dry run is the cheapest safety I've added all year, and it caught two things that would otherwise have gone off in every repo at the same time. One of them was the linter being wrong about my own code.…
1Key Takeaways
- I maintain about a dozen small products that share one homemade framework.
- Last week I built a conformance linter — a little tool that scans each repo for architectural drift — and I was one command away from wiring it into all of them at once.
- That two-repo dry run is the cheapest safety I've added all year, and it caught two things that would otherwise have gone off in every repo at the same time.
- One of them was the linter being wrong about my own code.….
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