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What does "doing" a commit mean? Crafting the change? Applying the commit? The former is where we should strive for heterogeneousity. The latter is a janitori
by xorcist 3y ago
What does "doing" a commit mean?
Crafting the change? Applying the commit?
The former is where we should strive for heterogeneousity. The latter is a janitorial duty that should be guarded and centralized.
Do not underestimate the importance of janitorial duties though! That is the way we build culture and community, and that is the only scalable way to build any quality above that it compiles.
Reluctance to accepting commits and keeping a strong culture is something that is common to all successfully scalable open source projects.