
About this episode
This week we did what every developer swears they won’t do - we broke our own Git workflow.
Join us as we chat about what went wrong, what we learned, and where we’re heading next. This conversation is a reminder that even experienced developers get rusty without practice. If you can relate, or just simply enjoy Julian's git puns, leave a comment!
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