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This is erroneous because Continuous Integration by definition means frequent merges into mainline. The whole point is to keep multiple developers in sync. https://t.co/GqmZt77GCT pic.twitter.com/uLS9a41Srv — Martin Fowler (@martinfowler) January 4, 2021 If continuous integration is “developers push their work into the mainline”, then
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