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I always assumed that part of the reason you mandate pre-commit code reviews was to protect the business from a rogue developer. If you have a developer who is
by jayofdoom 6y ago
I always assumed that part of the reason you mandate pre-commit code reviews was to protect the business from a rogue developer. If you have a developer who is empowered to merge code that is continuously deployed to production before a code review is done, that developer could code something that exfiltrates data and could do a lot of harm before it's rolled back.
This insider attack is clearly viable since something like this happened with the recent Twitter hack of verified accounts.
- antoinealb 6y agoI think this point is addressed in the article: they mention that you can (should?) implement reviews post commit, but before the code reaches production.