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Yeah, clean, neatly seperated and logically independent PRs are very nice for reviewers, but usually it requires one to complete the whole feature and then go b
by defmacr0 2mo ago
Yeah, clean, neatly seperated and logically independent PRs are very nice for reviewers, but usually it requires one to complete the whole feature and then go back and think about the best way to seperate it into a series of smaller changes again. It works for projects like linux where there is tons of motivated manpower such that requiring authors put in a day of additional effort to make a change as presentable as possible is acceptable.
- nirvdrum 2mo agoI usually just amend commits as I go and don’t find it all that onerous. Sometimes it gets tricky, particularly if a rebase effectively changes what the code would have looked like. But, with LLMs even that’s gotten much easier.