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Never require the documentation to be complete and accurate! Neither as a gating criterion for merge requests, nor even as part of a larger effort! This ensure
by CoastalCoder 3y ago
Never require the documentation to be complete and accurate! Neither as a gating criterion for merge requests, nor even as part of a larger effort!
This ensures job security for the in-crowd who already knows the code base, and ensures only super-geniuses can later join their ranks.
- mgkimsal 3y agoIf someone does contribute tests, nit pick the format and style of the test, vs what the test exercises. Formatting and style and variable naming are the truest ways to ensure project success. Also, if someone contributes tests, never run them yourself. Bonus points for making changes in other peoples' code without even running it locally before committing and pushing up.