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Not really. Without seeing the entire changeset for a PR, you'd have to mentally keep track of what the current state of everything is unless you're a commit mi
by ezekg 6mo ago
Not really. Without seeing the entire changeset for a PR, you'd have to mentally keep track of what the current state of everything is unless you're a commit minimalist and presquash.
- aunderscored 6mo agoHow does that differ from this where you need to keep track of state and the whole change in the stack?
- ezekg 6mo agoIf we're speaking strictly code review, because you can actually make sense of the changeset for the child PR by not including its unmerged parent's changeset.