Then you have no idea what you're talking about. You can configure PRs such that if the code is not building, or passing tests, it will never be possible to merge that code to the main branch. With your approach, this is not possible and who knows if you even pay attention to failing tests at the moment. Because when you're not FORCED to solve these issues, sooner or later somebody will say to leave it to later, because now you're busy with other stuff.
Also, you still didn't answer how you conduct code reviews. I'm guessing you don't. But even if you do, the result is that code pushed to main development branch is messy.
In some other comment you mentioned that developers changed architecture in their feature branches. Well, with code reviews, you'd see that and comment on that and tell the developers to not change the architecture, or resolve the situation before it gets to main development branch.
I'm thinking maybe you just never worked in a technically mature team and you never conducted proper code reviews and that's why you have these opinions.
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Then you have no idea what you're talking about. You can configure PRs such that if the code is not building, or passing tests, it will never be possible to merge that code to the main branch. With your approach, this is not possible and who knows if you even pay attention to failing tests at the moment. Because when you're not FORCED to solve these issues, sooner or later somebody will say to leave it to later, because now you're busy with other stuff.
Also, you still didn't answer how you conduct code reviews. I'm guessing you don't. But even if you do, the result is that code pushed to main development branch is messy.
In some other comment you mentioned that developers changed architecture in their feature branches. Well, with code reviews, you'd see that and comment on that and tell the developers to not change the architecture, or resolve the situation before it gets to main development branch.
I'm thinking maybe you just never worked in a technically mature team and you never conducted proper code reviews and that's why you have these opinions.