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Merging of Pull Requests #76

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NPadrutt opened this issue Jan 13, 2015 · 7 comments
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Merging of Pull Requests #76

NPadrutt opened this issue Jan 13, 2015 · 7 comments
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@NPadrutt
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How do you guys plan to handle the stuff with the pull request? Everyone merges his own pull requests as soon as he think it's done, a single person who checkes all pull request or something like each pull request is be merged by someone other than the creator?

@PallasDoesCode
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That's a good question, we should definitely be consistent. I think each pull request should be merged by someone other than the creator that way everything can be reviewed before being merged (in order to help catch potential problems).

@PallasDoesCode PallasDoesCode changed the title merging of Pullrequest Merging of Pull Requests Jan 13, 2015
@NPadrutt
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This is my favorite option as well.

@AlbertoMonteiro @michelsalib what do you mean?

@AlbertoMonteiro
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I agree, and we should write tests to have more guarantee when writing new code and doesn't break existent one.

@PallasDoesCode
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Is anyone good at writing tests? I know I could still use some practice at it.

@NPadrutt
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Well, I can write tests. But I wouldn't call me an expert.
But let's make an own issue for the unit tests discussion.

To come back to the topic here: pull request have to be merged by someone other than the creator -> all fine with that?

@PallasDoesCode
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Sounds good!

@AlbertoMonteiro
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Ok for me

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