Love the article, thanks for sharing!
While working on a big project with thousands of files, how do you check that a specific rule already covers 100% of the project and can be moved to the main config?
My favorite approach: creating charts that update every few days so that the entire team can see the progress. It's a very interesting task, but unfortunately, it usually requires writing code that needs to be maintained, and not everyone agrees on this.
The standard approach: creating a recurring task and conducting check-ins every few weeks/months. When possible, allocate developer time to complete full project rule coverage.
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Love the article, thanks for sharing!
While working on a big project with thousands of files, how do you check that a specific rule already covers 100% of the project and can be moved to the main config?
Hello @fsh02 ! Thank you for the question!
My favorite approach: creating charts that update every few days so that the entire team can see the progress. It's a very interesting task, but unfortunately, it usually requires writing code that needs to be maintained, and not everyone agrees on this.
The standard approach: creating a recurring task and conducting check-ins every few weeks/months. When possible, allocate developer time to complete full project rule coverage.