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This is generally why smaller changes are better. They are more easily reviewed, and more easily "steered" as you put it by a good review. And of course having
by jaimeyap 10y ago
This is generally why smaller changes are better. They are more easily reviewed, and more easily "steered" as you put it by a good review.
And of course having a design doc ahead of time that the team can review and comment on for a longer, more complicated change, is a great thing to do. And compliments the subsequent code review[s].