Why we re-index on every commit instead of every quarter, and what that changes about how teams reason about ownership, drift, and decay.
Why we re-index on every commit instead of every quarter, and what that changes about how teams reason about ownership, drift, and decay.
Most architecture tools assume a snapshot. You generate a diagram. You file it. A quarter passes. The diagram is now fiction.
If the architecture is a derivative of the code, and the code changes continuously, the architecture changes continuously. Treat it as a stream — re-index on every push, surface deltas — and ownership questions shift from "who drew this?" to "who introduced this edge?"
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