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I know in bitbucket and others have a nice feature that allows you to edit code inline on the web browser and commit the changes - wouldn't that be a safer appr
by k2xl 10y ago
I know in bitbucket and others have a nice feature that allows you to edit code inline on the web browser and commit the changes - wouldn't that be a safer approach than editing via commenting? I don't think it would take much more time either.
Maybe doing the reverse, if a change is made through inline edit automatically add a comment with the specific change made.
I just can foresee undesired consequences. Someone not escaping their sed correctly (I.e. they try to replace a string with a slash or apostrophe)
- Kmaschta 10y agoGitHub has that feature too. But it's a lot of context switching to edit the file, commit and return to your code review where you'll need to build the code architecture in your head again. All of that is explained on the article.