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> The way to prevent that is to leave a trail of evidence that can link commits to bugs. Or have a code review step in the workflow, so that the buggy commits
by scribu 9y ago
> The way to prevent that is to leave a trail of evidence that can link commits to bugs.
Or have a code review step in the workflow, so that the buggy commits don't get merged in the first place?
- partycoder 9y agoYou can, but while you do so be extremely careful to not be perceived as conflictive, negative or nitpicky. If they are reasonable and take feedback well, you can work with them and iron out any issues effortlessly. But if they're toxic, don't antagonize them.