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All PRs should have a standard format it helps both the reviewers and the author. One thing that works well is to use prefilled template with 3/4 main sections
by Ahmedb 7y ago
All PRs should have a standard format it helps both the reviewers and the author.
One thing that works well is to use prefilled template with 3/4 main sections.
Something like:
### What
'Describe your change'
### Why
`Describe what drove this change (bugfix, feature, crash,...)`
### Links
'Link to ticket or design`
### Testing
`What should reviewers look for`
- crtlaltdel 7y agohow large is the team, if i may ask?