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This is interesting. How much of this is to blame on GIT? Getting used to big changes and no good graphical diff by default? In GIT command line it is easy to a
by starmole 9y ago
This is interesting. How much of this is to blame on GIT? Getting used to big changes and no good graphical diff by default? In GIT command line it is easy to accept, but quite cumbersome to reject. So auditors tend to just trust by person, and not by code. Which might work great for the kernel, where there is a strong trust, but for things like this it might blow up.
- bluejekyll 9y agoDo you know that they don't use something graphical? Like GitHub or sepmthing similar for code reviews? I know of very few organizations that only rely on CLI for reviews.