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If every PR a dev submitted got reverted the next day, they'd probably lose a bit of passion and start phoning it in or leave for another job.
by ballenf 4y ago
If every PR a dev submitted got reverted the next day, they'd probably lose a bit of passion and start phoning it in or leave for another job.
- vkou 4y agoIn this case the better analogy is a dev that gets up in a huff because his code has to pass code review before it's submitted, so he spends the next year hanging around the water-cooler. It's a common police union response to any expectation of accountability or oversight. Seattle recently elected a hard-Republican city attorney, who ran on a platform of zero tolerance for misdemeanors. Despite this, SPD continues to be both unaccountable and largely useless. Go figure...
- m-ee 4y agoThe more apt comparison is that you hate doing code reviews because you think the process is too onerous so you simply stop submitting PRs. There's a few SFPD officers on /r/sanfrancisco. They didn't talk about Chesa all that much, but they have repeatedly and specifically cited the amount of paperwork involved in an arrest as a reason they don't do them. Maybe the process is too onerous, but if you stopped writing code altogether because of paperwork would you expect to keep your job? There's a recent video where the police catch someone in the act of stealing a catalytic converter and let him go. In addition to the video there are multiple eye witnesses. Chesa's gone, they have allies in Breed and the new DA. What's the excuse now?