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While it's probably the case for postgres or Django, todos getting less could also mean high code churn.
by zufallsheld 5y ago
While it's probably the case for postgres or Django, todos getting less could also mean high code churn.
- macksd 5y agoYeah I noticed several cases were there to do's drop dramatically. I wondered if that was because that was a module that had a lot of to-dos that was also low quality, and the subject of a complete rewrite or replacement at some point. Golang was also interesting because of a huge increase followed by an almost equally huge decrease a short time later, both of them seemingly vertical. I wonder if something got reverted, or if they actually went back and addressed a bunch of to-dos.
- QuercusMax 5y agoMight be some type of automation / tool adding a bunch of TODOs (as part of a migration?) which are then automatically removed in a later step.