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I have, in 2 different projects and rejected PRs to introduce it in another three. Because "all it seems to do" is move the problem to a different location. Yo
by daenney 9y ago
I have, in 2 different projects and rejected PRs to introduce it in another three. Because "all it seems to do" is move the problem to a different location.
You fail to give any examples as to why it would be an improvement too, aside from a very vague "less things I need to debug when things go wrong". Which I'd argue against since now I also need to potentially worry about things going wrong in PBR, which is one more thing I need to debug. This seems to be the general theme with pbr, there's no clear reasons for why it's better and when asked about it you get these kind of hand-wavy answers.
If you actually have some concrete examples as to what it improves and why I'm all ears.
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