What Your Git History Reveals About Team Alignment
Your org chart says one thing. Your Git history says another. They're rarely the same.
Last week I wrote about Conway's Law as a measurement problem — the idea that every commit records not just what changed, but how your teams coordinate. That the co-change pattern across thousands of commits is a structural artifact of who talks to whom, day by day, pull request by pull request.
This week: what it actually looks like when you read that pattern.
The Two Answers to "Who Owns This Module?"
