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Sounds like the problem is a unit of work is split between too many people, i.e. how the people in the example are using PRs, not PR (as a tool) itself.
by nhgiang 5y ago
Sounds like the problem is a unit of work is split between too many people, i.e. how the people in the example are using PRs, not PR (as a tool) itself.
- mrcrowl 5y agoMy experience is that each PR belongs to one person, but multiple people often have the necessary knowledge to complete the work. Especially when a "senior" is working with a "junior" to help them complete the work. On a big codebase, it can often just be knowing-where-to-look.