Sentence examples for committed to version from inspiring English sources

Basically, this new tool should trigger alarms whenever risky changes are committed to version control platforms.

However, development workspaces and runtimes — which facilitate the actual editing, building, debugging and analyzing before code is committed to version control and sent to continuous integration — have remained siloed on localhost or VMs, caught in the IT/developer divide.

(All three thinkers were at one or another time committed to versions of both components of the position but for complex reasons sometimes wavered about the second. See e.g., Kalderon and Travis 2013).

But other versions of externalism are also implicitly or explicitly committed to a version of foundationalism, or, at the very least, give an account of justification that would enable one to distinguish noninferential from inferential justification, direct from indirect knowledge.

"We are still committed to the version that he was killed deliberately".

For example, anyone who accepts Strong Intuitive seems to be committed to a version of Ascriptive, with an alethic gloss on 'mistake'mistake

The received opinions of a Cartesian and the opinions of someone who was committed to a version of Aristotelian Scholasticism would be different in fundamental respects.

If one then makes the further, natural assumption that the active intellect participates in ordinary human cognition, then Aristotle would clearly be committed to a version of divine illumination.

Apple says it's still committed to the version without the Touch Bar, but it's going to have to sit out this round of updates, for the time being.

And a more recent history of the movement concludes that Thoreau had little in common with this group of thinkers, who were for the most part committed to some version of Christianity, to a dualistic understanding of mind and matter, and to the related idea that sense experience is unreliable (Boller 1974 , 29 35& 176).

How so many of us will have completely different versions of our past and be so committed to those versions.