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If you push a change, or you approve, you're responsible for the change and its effects later. Regardless of size. If change is too big, tell your teammates its
by jmccaf 6mo ago
If you push a change, or you approve, you're responsible for the change and its effects later. Regardless of size. If change is too big, tell your teammates its too big to review and to refactor to bite-size with their great coding agents. Use AI models also for review of large changes, consider a checklist . Setup CI and integration tests (also can be AI assisted)
- MSFT_Edging 6mo agoOh there's plenty of CI, linting, etc. Half of which is not properly plumbed in.
- arcanemachiner 6mo agoYeah, but look at all those green tests!
- JTbane 6mo agoAgreed, and something will go wrong (as every junior has experienced). You cannot lay blame on the AI when git blame shows your name.