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It makes that history harder to read. The same piece of logic can move across files and modules and functions over the years. While it's possible to go past eac
by yuliyp 3y ago
It makes that history harder to read. The same piece of logic can move across files and modules and functions over the years. While it's possible to go past each of them and trace that code past those moves, it takes time and effort to do so.
- lazyasciiart 3y agoI’m normally the one doing that historical spelunking, so I’m also a fan of refactors or rewritten methods that reduce the need to go back and figure out why the code is there. But I’m usually also the one doing that: maybe if other people around me did more refactoring I’d start hating it too!