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That's good. Because large refactorings are usually harmful. They are also usually unplanned, not scoped and based on very unquantifiable observations like "I d
by febusravenga 11mo ago
That's good. Because large refactorings are usually harmful. They are also usually unplanned, not scoped and based on very unquantifiable observations like "I don't like the code is structured" - let's do ity way.