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GitHub's editor is useful for simple fixes, (formatting, markdown, typos,) but Codespaces seems extremely useful in building a reproducible dev environment for
by AlphaWeaver 6y ago
GitHub's editor is useful for simple fixes, (formatting, markdown, typos,) but Codespaces seems extremely useful in building a reproducible dev environment for more complex packages / projects, including build tooling!
- nsomaru 6y agoYes but OP was talking about simple fixes in the first place
- rattray 6y agoEven simple fixes often need to be run/tested before a PR can be put up with confidence.
- stoops 6y agoa one minute change isn't ran or tested, almost by definition.
- infogulch 6y agoIf you could have a fully-functional dev environment with pre-installed dependencies in 10s and the package takes 48 seconds to build and test, then you could.
- sabana 6y agoWrong
- dharmab 6y agoI'm aware of several places in my team's codebase where you can change a couple of characters and break the entire company if you didn't test the change.