| ▲ | cowanon77 5 hours ago | |
Jira is only a set of changes though. What happens on a long (10+ year) and complex (10+) developer project with many changes and revisions? Eventually you need an explicit specification that itself has a "current state", and a change log. Theoretically you could generate this from Jira, but in my experience it eventually became a mess on any larger project that didn't have explicit and maintained writen requirements. | ||
| ▲ | foobarbecue 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Jira has current state and a change log. The proposal here is "use yaml instead of jira." Same damn thing, same damn mess. | ||