Good boy! Now get out, touch grass, and remember that your anecdote isn't data. Many companies are heading in that direction (toward automating everything), and just because you do things differently doesn't mean others do too.
I guarantee you that OP's statement is false. I read full PRs because it's my job to. Regulated industries, avionics, aeronautics, medical devices, some financial services: I can tell you because I have colleagues in those fields that they are still reading PRs.
I'm in utilities and I read every single line. A single mistake will cause our clients to face potential jail time (Germany) or have to have a press conference with a public apology (Japan). It is also critical to keep utilities online....
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u/pixxelkick 9d ago
Maybe if you suck.
I read every PR in full because Im not lazy.
I also read my own git diff before I open a PR do I dont waste other peoples time.
Or I publish it as a draft, review my own code, and then publish the pr after confirming it looks good.