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What about high deletion amounts? I've merged PRs with hundreds of thousands of lines deleted and none added. It took quite a bit of sleuthing to figure out som
by sixstringtheory 6y ago
What about high deletion amounts? I've merged PRs with hundreds of thousands of lines deleted and none added. It took quite a bit of sleuthing to figure out someone had left entire copies of directories side by side with different names, where one was completely unused. Conversely, someone had a huge addition to the repo that actually was total garbage.
- GartzenDeHaes 6y agoA large change to the code base would indicate to me that the product isn't ready to ship or test, possibility. At the very least, it would prompt a discussion about the code and how we are managing it. Maybe we need some process changes or tools to prevent junk code from accumulating. Edit: if you're talking about the math, I think "changed" includes added and deleted. So, it's the ratio of added and deleted to the total change.