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Neat tool. My recurring observation is that PR approvals take on the form of "voting rings" and other sabotage. Pernicious. When commits are a primary PKI, d
by specialist 5y ago
Neat tool.
My recurring observation is that PR approvals take on the form of "voting rings" and other sabotage.
Pernicious.
When commits are a primary PKI, devs can subtly sabotage co-belligerents, camping on hostile PRs while fast tracking their own.
Example from my last gig: Senior dev is fire hose of code. Frequent large dumps "Oh, something I did over the weekend. Just approve it. It needs to go into production today." Same dev then obsesses over every PR, repeatedly requests rework, insists "large" PRs be "broken up" because "I need to understand this better".