> I have recently been surprised by committers approving pull requests, > wondering why they did not instead push them themselves. It might make > sense when reacting to other committers (we never discussed whether it > would be more polite to let committers push their own commits, or okay > to push on their behalf), but it feels counterproductive with > non-committers.
So, ... what is the conclusion regarding approvals ? Not particularly in a hurry myself, but I just noticed I have 10 of them in some kind of limbo, waiting for something to happen. Do we have a policy about this ? I feel like approved changes get committers away from them, as there is no need for a review, already done. C.
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