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by gregmac
2512 days ago
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Exactly. Fixing bugs is one of the best ways to learn a new codebase. Assuming you have a process for code reviews and some form of testing in place, it's not like there's much risk of a bad change getting out. I'd actually lean the other way: No one should be adding new features to an existing codebase without having successfully done some fixes first. |
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