Exactly, but it's also important to note that different teams have different requirements, and the QA on those will be different for all. Pull requests with co

Exactly, but it's also important to note that different teams have different requirements, and the QA on those will be different for all. Pull requests with code reviews obviously make since in a large number of environments. But so does committing directly to a single dev branch for others. > CI isn't some magical fairy that ensures program correctness So very true, it much better to see it as a check for regressions or a small number of very well defined core areas. Proper user testing by someone who is trying to break it is so much more important. Far too often small teams try to use tools and procedures that have been designed for large teams and businesses, when in reality they have been designed to solve organisational issues that small teams don't have.