Problem: in C4, no clear way to divide bigger issues to smaller minimal patch #164
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…ches Solution: point C4 to 20-C4, which implements @dulanov's hierarchical issues idea. C4 is good about that each commit should be a minimal identifiable problem, but does not have any machnisms inside to reach this goal. 20-C4 tries to be a battery-included modification for C4, which are being actively tested in this repo (like ETCDEVTeam#122).
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Solution: point C4 to 20-C4, which implements @dulanov's hierarchical
issues idea.
C4 is good about that each commit should be a minimal identifiable
problem, but does not have any machnisms inside to reach this
goal. 20-C4 tries to be a battery-included modification for C4, which
are being actively tested in this repo (like #122).