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But you're breaking someone else's productive time. The way around this is (1) having enough work prepared that you can start on something else and (2) cutting
by sascha_sl 5y ago
But you're breaking someone else's productive time. The way around this is (1) having enough work prepared that you can start on something else and (2) cutting your PRs well enough for them to be entire (sub-)tasks. And if you can't, maybe you need to cut smaller tasks.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago> But you're breaking someone else's productive time Yes, the system's productivity is not about maximising the uninterrupted productivity of person A, or of person B either. Sending a whole pile-up of PRs isn't a great solution either.