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The same code split across two pull requests is preferable to the rest of the team (assuming they are actually trying to understand the PRs). Sort of a clever w
by pgroves 6y ago
The same code split across two pull requests is preferable to the rest of the team (assuming they are actually trying to understand the PRs). Sort of a clever way to incentivize that.
- JamesSwift 6y agoI'd argue its a way to _hopefully_ incentivize that. Number of deploys has no inherent value though, so optimizing it opens you up to pointless progress. How about, instead, you optimize _time to deploy_. i.e. the delta between code submitted for review and code running in production. Then, who cares if we didn't deploy 5 times today. Maybe we didn't have 5 things that needed updated.