Is it really any different than forcing everyone to `git-rebase` their work to the latest (shifting) `main` on Fridays? Then the tool does not matter.
As usually happened (and happens today with git) -- everyone just tries to get their changes merged sooner, so it's the others' person problem to resolve merge conflicts. And that's good for velocity. Why doing it on Fridays only?
Is it really any different than forcing everyone to `git-rebase` their work to the latest (shifting) `main` on Fridays? Then the tool does not matter.
As usually happened (and happens today with git) -- everyone just tries to get their changes merged sooner, so it's the others' person problem to resolve merge conflicts. And that's good for velocity. Why doing it on Fridays only?