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I'm sceptical of 40 PRs per day. In an 8 hour workday you are merging one new PR every 12 minutes? I'm very sceptical that anyone can review a significant chu

I'm sceptical of 40 PRs per day. In an 8 hour workday you are merging one new PR every 12 minutes? I'm very sceptical that anyone can review a significant chunk of code that fast, unless these are all one and two liners that pass review on the first go. In this best case scenario, where no review results in reworking the PR, and you can review and merge every 12 minutes, without any breaks of any sort, why is your review even required?

xiphias2 1y ago
It's not 8 hour work day, I just did it all day long from waking up to sleeping. And of course it contains lots of corrections. sometimes it's 30 lines with some bug that I see, then I ask codex to fix the bug in a separate pull request. It's an open source web framework I have been working on ( https://github.com/adamritter/pageql https://github.com/adamritter/pageql). To tell you the truth it slowed down yesterday as most of the features were done and I had to fix memory/signal/callback leaks, but even that was done much faster than if I did it by hand. I had done coding on my phone while buying flowers in a gardening store, in my bed waking up without getting out my laptop etc... so yeah, it's not for those people who take the 8 hour work day strictly.