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PRs at my company are pretty painless. We have automated tests covering a lot of the code so we don't need to analyse the code for ages before approving it. It'
by conradludgate 6y ago
PRs at my company are pretty painless. We have automated tests covering a lot of the code so we don't need to analyse the code for ages before approving it. It's just to raise some visibility on the code we're adding/removing. Sometimes we flag dodgy code or think of a better way to compute something but usually it's a simple approve