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I actually think "more PRs" usually does mean "better project" in the sense that smaller PRs are easier to review and reason about than larger ones. To me, tho
by pure 9y ago
I actually think "more PRs" usually does mean "better project" in the sense that smaller PRs are easier to review and reason about than larger ones. To me, though, I think the incentive here goes the other way - I'd want to put everything in one big PR so it looks like my client is getting a lot of work for their money. Either way, it's hard to imaging tying payments to PRs not having some impact on the coding process, which seems like a negative thing to me.
- nigelg 9y agoHow the PR's are broken up is ultimately at the discretion of the developer. You could make small PR's into a feature branch and have those reviewed. At the end, you can then tag the big PR for payout.