In my first programming job, I would actually do code reviews by pausing my own work, pulling their branch and building it locally, then using debug mode to step through every changed or added line of code looking for bugs, unaccounted for edge cases, and code quality issues.
…I dont do that anymore, I now go “looks good to me” even on 10 line reviews.
In my first programming job, I would actually do code reviews by pausing my own work, pulling their branch and building it locally, then using debug mode to step through every changed or added line of code looking for bugs, unaccounted for edge cases, and code quality issues.
…I dont do that anymore, I now go “looks good to me” even on 10 line reviews.
Yeah but I bet you do it sometimes on your own pull requests even after you’ve opened them don’t you?