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This is only true for "development branch" CRs/pull requests. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Every small change in the feature that you are bui
by avikalp 2y ago
This is only true for "development branch" CRs/pull requests. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Every small change in the feature that you are building might make complete sense, so every dev-to-feature branch pull request would get approved easily.
But if you not also reviewing the feature-to-main branch pull request, you are just inviting problems. That is a bigger CR that you should review carefully, and there is no way that could be a small CR.
- shermantanktop 2y agoI’ve done that gig many times. I take your point but if there’s a problem, figuring out who to blame always means going back to the original dev CR.