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i will often read through my changes in the browser UI in a similar manner as my reviewers. more often than not, that change of perspective will highlight somet
by p5a0u9l 6y ago
i will often read through my changes in the browser UI in a similar manner as my reviewers. more often than not, that change of perspective will highlight something silly i missed.
i realize now that i could help my reviewers by first submitting a PR to myself into the branch to be merged.
- syncsynchalt 6y agoIf you're on Github (or Github Enterprise) look for the "Create Draft PR" feature (it's in the button dropdown for the final "Create PR" step)
- Izkata 6y agoFisheye/Crucible lets you view the code review before hitting "start review" to publish it to everyone else; I also give my reviews a look over in that context before publishing for the same reason, it makes anything odd stick out more because it's not the UI I've been looking at.