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well obviously both, but it just isn't a very good point. by making changes to the shared code in that specific way, you are undermining and insulting the devel
by yungporko 3y ago
well obviously both, but it just isn't a very good point. by making changes to the shared code in that specific way, you are undermining and insulting the developer who is supposed to be part of your team. you can't just pretend that the team aren't humans and that social conventions and etiquette don't apply.
- ludovicianul 3y agoContext is very important. If this happens overnight and out of nowhere/excess pro-activity, it's definitely an issue. But the reality is usually more nuanced. Even saying that because of this particular situation clean code is bad, it's an exageration.