Pithy, but unpersuasive.
Even if that were true, is it a bad thing?
+1. The job of reviewer on shared codebases is advisory, not as a gatekeeper. If people choose to ignore comments, then that's a behavioral issue worth escalating.
Think of this as an extension of the build pipeline, which already involves shipping source and build artifacts between multiple machines.
To counter the stories of "an ergonomic keyboard" fixed my health issue... I had back pain for a few years. After physio and other improvements I tried an Ergodox and that didn't fix it.
I'm happy to pay and wait for the Librem 5 because they fund a lot of Phosh development. Keep up the good work!
Pithy, but unpersuasive.
Even if that were true, is it a bad thing?
+1. The job of reviewer on shared codebases is advisory, not as a gatekeeper. If people choose to ignore comments, then that's a behavioral issue worth escalating.
Think of this as an extension of the build pipeline, which already involves shipping source and build artifacts between multiple machines.
To counter the stories of "an ergonomic keyboard" fixed my health issue... I had back pain for a few years. After physio and other improvements I tried an Ergodox and that didn't fix it.
I'm happy to pay and wait for the Librem 5 because they fund a lot of Phosh development. Keep up the good work!