Comment on: Uber SubmitQueue: a high-performance speculative merge queue
How does it handle conflicts during reverting? If another merge depends on a change, and that change causes a failing/broken test, does it revert both?
Developers using speculative merge queues often hit cascading failures when a revert triggers dependent merges to break. RevertSafe automatically detects dependencies, isolates reverts, and ensures only the affected changes roll back, preserving pipeline stability.
How does it handle conflicts during reverting? If another merge depends on a change, and that change causes a failing/broken test, does it revert both?
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