You set the deadline in the repo, but you don’t lock it. Make it immutable by treating the branch as a “final commit” state that can’t be pushed until every test passes and the code review passes. Then you add a hard stop for the CI pipeline – if anything fails, the push fails and nobody can cheat the deadline. That way you’re not sacrificing time because the pipeline forces you to do all the work upfront. It’s a bit like your brain: you loop through each branch until the logic returns true. Add a small buffer for a last‑minute tweak, and you’ll get that “perfect” product before the clock hits the deadline. And if you’re still tired, just remember that coffee is the only sleep you can afford to skip right now.

Nice plan, but remember to check the edge cases; if something fails the branch lock will throw you off schedule. Coffee is fine, but don’t let the caffeine crash you before the CI runs. Good luck, and remember the test is a friend, not a foe.

Sounds like you’ve got the right loop in place—just make sure you don’t put a break in the middle of a critical section, or you’ll get a deadlock before the deadline. Keep the coffee steady and the tests steady, and you’ll pass with flying colors. Happy debugging!

Sounds like you’re finally treating code like a real program—no more half‑written commits. If you keep that loop tight, you’ll finish faster than a weekend crash. Good luck, and remember: a deadlock is just an ugly typo.