I hear you, I’m just one of those pair programming zealots now. Whenever we work with clients who insist on PR workflow eventually we just bury them in PRs and

I hear you, I’m just one of those pair programming zealots now. Whenever we work with clients who insist on PR workflow eventually we just bury them in PRs and it basically slows velocity to a crawl until we sort out the ownership and start committing to master and get proper piplined ci in place. Or we work with folks who have historically done PRs and think they are helping code quality but everything is a mess because there’s so much resistance to refactoring as part of normal work. No one wants to accept massive changes in PRs.