Why are you asking? Did you see a concrete issue in particular?
I general I’d not commit without code review. I usually get helpful comments.
And even it is just about a typo in Javadoc, it is worth it.

A colleague once said, code review is kind of deferred pair programming. I like 
that, though it might not be 100% correct.


On Thu, Mar 30, 2023 at 1:40 PM Sebastian Zarnekow 
<sebastian.zarne...@gmail.com<mailto:sebastian.zarne...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi there,

It might be my poor understanding of the current process, so I'm asking here on 
the mailing list:
Are reviews a prerequisite for stuff that's supposed to be merged into platform?

A working build+test is usually a requirement. Peer reviews are not a 
prerequisite for committers, but it's still a good practice to get someone else 
to look at a patch before merging, even for committers. For non-committers, a 
review/approval from a committer is a requirement before a merge anyway.
HTH
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