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I find this to be more of a reflection of how well aligned you and the code reviewer are. When both of you know the code base inside out and trust each other, i
by kccqzy 3y ago
I find this to be more of a reflection of how well aligned you and the code reviewer are. When both of you know the code base inside out and trust each other, it's fine. But sometimes the author is a noob and the code reviewer has to review every little detail, much like an examiner looking at a student's paper. Or sometimes they might have a personal beef.
- hgsgm 3y agoI don't want a personal review, I want a code reviewer. "Trusting" someone means normalization of deviance, where bugs slip in.