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Eric Meadows

Posted on Mar 10, 2023

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Code Reviews Need Order

#codereviewvillains #programming #productivity #github

I've always wondered what order I should review the code in with large PRs...

For context I run a startup to make code reviews not suck.

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manojlingala • Mar 10 '23

tbh its a daunting task .

I would start with focusing on the critical changes.
Code analysis tool which ease some of the pain.
If time permits , I will break into smaller logical groups based on the functionality and check respective test cases are covered.

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I'm on a mission to solve the code review problem - to make code reviews suck less.

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