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> If you're handed thousands of lines of someone else's code and it's riddled with warnings, fix them first. If you can't, capturing them in a way that lets yo
by dllthomas 4y ago
> If you're handed thousands of lines of someone else's code and it's riddled with warnings, fix them first.
If you can't, capturing them in a way that lets you do a diff at least helps you notice when you've introduced a new warning. The ease of doing this depends more than a bit on the particular ecosystem.