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You don't. Your software doesn't ever need big changes because they're basically impossible to review. All changes must be small and trivially reviewable. /s
by mypalmike 9y ago
You don't. Your software doesn't ever need big changes because they're basically impossible to review. All changes must be small and trivially reviewable.
/s
- Drdrdrq 9y agoIf I disregard "/s", I actually agree - with caveat that large refactoring is still ok if you treat the refactored code as a totally new project - not battle tested that is. So you absolutely can do large refactorings, but the resulting code should be thoroughly tested before deployment.