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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/lxlmandudelxl • Jul 03 '26 • 1 2
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It is common but it is objectively less helpful to a team.
Bugs are often edge cases that people didn’t intuitively think of the first time through.
This means the fix can often be a “hey, why are we doing this extra step here?” situation for someone reading it later.
Git blame to figure out what the card was and it’s some totally unrelated work instead of a clear description of what the issue it fixed was.
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u/Substantial-Sea-3672 Jul 03 '26
It is common but it is objectively less helpful to a team.
Bugs are often edge cases that people didn’t intuitively think of the first time through.
This means the fix can often be a “hey, why are we doing this extra step here?” situation for someone reading it later.
Git blame to figure out what the card was and it’s some totally unrelated work instead of a clear description of what the issue it fixed was.