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Which is a thing that depend very much on team culture. In my team it is perhaps 15 min for smaller fixes to get signoff. There is a virtuous feedback loop here
by yxhuvud 7mo ago
Which is a thing that depend very much on team culture. In my team it is perhaps 15 min for smaller fixes to get signoff. There is a virtuous feedback loop here - smaller PRs give faster reviews, but also more frequent PRs, which give more frequent times to actually check if there is something new to review.
- christophilus 7mo agoDoes your team just context switch all the time? That sounds like a terrible place to work.
- sn0wleppard 7mo agoSimilar in my team and I don't feel like there's much context switching. With around 8 engineers there's usually at least one person not in the middle of something who can spare a few minutes.
- g947o 7mo agoHow can everyone be familiar with everybody else's work? Usually at most 2-3 engineer have enough context to fully understand what your code is doing.
- workmandan 7mo agoIf I'm deep in coding flow the last thing I'm going to do is immediately jump on to someone else's PR. Half a day to a day sounds about right from when the PR is submitted to actually getting the green light