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Recurring merge conflicts indicate a misalignment between the work being done and the architecture supporting it.

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  1. Adam Tornhill Swedish programmer with degrees in engineering and psychology
    Recurring merge conflicts are the canary telling you that there is a misalignment between a) the work you do, and b) the type of work your architecture supports.

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