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Parallel Mode with Bazel
Leveraging parallel mode for Trunk Merge is easy for Bazel-enabled repos because Bazel already knows the structure of your code and can automatically generate a...
What is a Logical Merge Conflict?
We are all familiar with a git merge conflict which is triggered when two engineers modify the same line or block of code. Git merge conflicts occur when two co...
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