Doing as you say requires two deployment for each change with a pause in between, and likely two separate merges (does it?). This reduces the deployment velocity. I might have to do as you describe when I start scaling out - there is no hope of updating many servers in sync so might as well embrace multi-version.
Doing as you say requires two deployment for each change with a pause in between, and likely two separate merges (does it?). This reduces the deployment velocity. I might have to do as you describe when I start scaling out - there is no hope of updating many servers in sync so might as well embrace multi-version.