問題文
A team uses references that resolve by content everywhere, and finds that emergency changes now take longer because a new artifact has to be published first. How should this be assessed?
選択肢
- It is a misconfiguration.
- It is the cost of the immutability that makes a recorded version mean one specific thing.
- It should be resolved by keeping a mutable reference for emergencies and content-addressed references otherwise, since the two can coexist and the team then pays the cost only when speed matters more than traceability.
- It is unrelated to immutability, since the delay comes from the publishing step rather than from anything about how the reference is written, and the same step would be needed with any kind of reference.