Yicong-Huang commented on PR #4268:
URL: https://github.com/apache/texera/pull/4268#issuecomment-4310537192

   It's all about communication: in Pr context, it is communication between PR 
author and the reviewer. Larger PRs usually get fewer and shallower reviews. A 
huge PR is almost equivalent to being unreviewable.
   
   I agree with Xinyuan. A reasonable rule of thumb is that the source-code of 
a PR should ideally be around 200 LoC, with 500 LoC as a rough upper bound, and 
should usually touch fewer than 10 files. Test files can be a bit bigger and 
usually reviewers pay less effort to review tests.
   
   Of course, this also depends on the language and the nature of the change.
   
   


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