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5 points bubblebeard | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.209s | source

As part of my QA process, I always read through my own pull request before submitting it, to ensure I fix any obvious mistakes I made before it's reviewed by my colleagues.

No one I've ever worked with seems to do the same, am I alone in this behavior?

1. shortrounddev2 ◴[] No.45048403[source]
I check the commit messages to make sure i didnt use my personal git credentials (as i sometimes do), i comb through the git diff to make sure the changes are all what theyre supposed to be. i avoid whitespace or stylistic changes because they distract from the main point. I run git diff and git status maybe 10 times befire i submit a PR

my coworkers, from what i can tell, are much more incorrectly confident in the quality of their PRs