1 year ago

Writing good, clean code is incredibly important but it’s not the only factor as improving Pull Requests can also improve a team’s output and efficiency. The Bad Pull Request Snowball Effect

And in terms of detriment to collaboration, bad PRs are more likely to result in a negligent review than good PRs.

“Long PRs yield long review times and longer review times yield longer PRs because engineers try to get more code reviewed per PR,” says Kiyasu.

PRs will foster feedback, resolve disagreements, and maintain robust review culture in addition to getting code reviewed.