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I’m not assuming that at all. When you’re at a company that has $Xmm lines of code floating around in its repositories, it’s unrealistic to assume you will be a
by boredtofears 5y ago
I’m not assuming that at all. When you’re at a company that has $Xmm lines of code floating around in its repositories, it’s unrealistic to assume you will be able to cross functionally train all developers on all code. Of course you try to aim for that, but you’ll inevitably find yourself in situations where you don’t.
- sanderjd 5y agoNot all developers on all code, but N developers on any given piece of code, where N should be greater than 1. Why were you asked to do the review? Is N equal to 1 so there is nobody besides the author who has the expertise needed to do the review? That's a good opportunity to start the process of raising N to 2. Is it because N is equal to 2, but the other person is out on vacation? Better start working on getting N to 3 then!
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