trunkanddrop
Trunkanddrop is a term used in software development to describe a workflow pattern that blends trunk-based development with deliberate removal of code or features. The phrase does not have a single, universally accepted definition, and its meaning can vary by organization.
Core idea: teams commit frequently to the main code line, the trunk, while periodically dropping or pruning
Practices commonly associated with trunkanddrop include small, frequent commits to the trunk, automated tests and continuous
Benefits of this approach include reduced integration risk, clearer long-term maintainability, and a leaner codebase. Potential
Variants of the concept exist across teams; some treat drop as removing entire modules, while others see