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Revert in the context of Mikado Method

Revert in Mikado Method

In the Mikado Method, Revert is a technique used to undo a series of changes and return the codebase to a previous known state.

  1. Identify the Need for Revert: Before making a change, identify the dependencies and potential impacts it may have on the codebase. This will help in determining if a revert might be necessary.

  2. Track Changes: As you make changes to the codebase, keep track of the dependencies affected by each change. This will help in understanding the impact of reverting specific changes.

  3. Execute Revert: If a change leads to unexpected issues or breaks existing functionality, consider reverting the change to bring the codebase back to a stable state. By reverting specific changes, you can isolate and address issues more effectively.

Resources:

  1. The Mikado Method website
  2. The Mikado Method book by Ola Ellnestam and Daniel Brolund
  3. The Mikado Method: A Systematic Approach to Solving Complex Technical Problems by Daniel Brolund

These resources provide in-depth insights into the Mikado Method and how to effectively use techniques like Revert in software development.

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