Hi folks,

I do understand the reasoning. But as an example the apache training decided to 
switch to review then commit and that totally drained the community. What 
started with quite some people with a lot of enthusiasm, is currently 
struggling to not appear a dead community.

If you are having trouble with people breaking things and want to solve this 
problem that way, so you have the additional bandwidth to do the reviews?

Perhaps investing in automated tests could be a better invest in time and would 
probably encourage contributing more than rtc.

Just my opinion.

Chris
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Von: Harbs <[email protected]>
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. Juni 2020 22:28
An: Apache Royale Development <[email protected]>
Betreff: Using PRs for commits

Hi All,

I’ve been thinking about the difficulty I sometimes have following changes to 
the code and I’m thinking that there would be value to make a practice of 
creating PRs when committing changes.

This would give us:
1. A clear explanation of the reasoning behind the change.
2. A good place to discuss changes.
3. A list of changes for release notes.
4. Force us to be neater about where and how we commit changes.

Committers would be able to self-merge although when practical, I’d think it 
would be nice to wait a few hours to a day before doing so in case there’s an 
issue we didn’t think of.

Thoughts?
Harbs

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