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8 hours. That's how long engineers waited to ship a single feature. If one thing went wrong, everyone started over. The system they built to speed things up was actually making everything worse.
This is the story of how GitHub went from a broken deployment pipeline to shipping 2,500+ pull requests a day and how a script written by one developer in 2001 inspired the solution that powers open source today.
In memory of Peter Miller (1960–2014), whose work on Aegis helped lay the foundation for modern merge queues.