GitHub user chenlica added a comment to the discussion: Manual testing expectations for PRs
Thanks to @Yicong-Huang for sharing these thought at 5 am in the morning :-) I agree with those points. In general, we need to balance between development speed and quality control. AI tools make it easier to raise PRs, and we don't want the review to slow down the process. AI tools also make it easier to fix bugs. We need to gradually improve the automated testing framework. The "main" branch can go fast, and we use releases to do more thorough testing before shipping the binaries to users. Since we have community contributors who are not committers, some of them (especially those new to open source development) need to be taught how to do testing properly. The corresponding committers can ask the authors to do testing properly. In this way, reviews don't become a huge burden for the reviewers. We will constantly learn and improve our project management. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/texera/discussions/6028#discussioncomment-17526430 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
