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I'd almost want to do the opposite and disable PRs, at least until discussion has been had. I'll take discussion before code much more than code before discuss
by kodablah 9y ago
I'd almost want to do the opposite and disable PRs, at least until discussion has been had. I'll take discussion before code much more than code before discussion. Heck, I'll oftentimes take pure discussion without any code added over code before discussion.
English is easier than code; don't be the person that puts up barriers.
- franciscop 9y agoAh I think that highly depends on the situation. In some instances a code example makes up for a thousand words, in some examples quite the opposite. The problem is that random PR are often hundreds of lines changed instead of a stub to start a conversation.