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Isn't force-merging without waiting for code review or test results what managers are for?

• eru 7y ago
  Sounds like you should get a new manager. As a manager one should be extra careful to be _seen_ eating your vegetables, flossing your teeth and getting your code reviewed. (What you do in private is a different matter. In some companies office politics can require some skullduggery.)
  • taejo 7y ago
    It was just a joke, but we're talking about a manager who "makes drive-by commits of py2-only code, months after you all agreed that all new code should be py3-compatible, and then leaves town for a multi-week vacation..."