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PRs don’t really hurt autonomy if stacked branches are used routinely. Those do hurt speed, yes, but not autonomy. PRs are so important that I‘d never skip them
by manmal 10mo ago
PRs don’t really hurt autonomy if stacked branches are used routinely. Those do hurt speed, yes, but not autonomy. PRs are so important that I‘d never skip them within a team.
- cloogshicer 10mo agoIf you have a policy in place that forces engineers to wait for review before merging each PR, then yes, by definition they have less autonomy. It might still be worth the trade off in your situation, but I like the suggestion in the article where senior devs can decide themselves whether they want their code reviewed or not.