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Are code reviews by non-programmers actually common? How can that possibly work?

• ohwp 13y ago
  I've seen 'code reviews' that were in fact functionality checks. So it's more like a 'check if this code works'. And I can tell you: a web form capable of SQL-injections is still 'working code'. So it gets a positive 'code review'.
  • masklinn 13y ago
    Sounds like there's no code being reviewed, how can it be called "code review"?
  • trevor_oke 13y ago
    That's not a code review; that's either QA or UAT.
• ryanto 13y ago
  Bots that scan code for syntax/quality. While these are useful they should not qualify as a complete code review.