my point is, if you dont flag bad code and fix it during code review because "it's workable when you have the right tools", then that code isn't going to improv

my point is, if you dont flag bad code and fix it during code review because "it's workable when you have the right tools", then that code isn't going to improve, and it will slowly accrue technical debt for which the IDE will no longer be an adequate solution. but, yes, this is me being idealistic. i get that this probably wont happen much in practice.