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meta: "A metaphor for defining the scope of refactoring tasks"
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In my work, I tend to get involved in a lot of refactoring projects. From
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problems was the idea of a _Refactoring Tunnel_.
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A Refactoring Tunnel is a metaphor in which the length or size of the
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is stressful; it is a gamble. We begin to wish we’d never started, and in total
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desperation, we do this:
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```bash
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We just throw everything away. We hard reset ourselves to a point in time we
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knew to be safe—and we do begin to feel safer again—but we have to face up to

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