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by msbarnett 1948 days ago
Yeah I would never recommend relying on just a linter. The linter can reduce scut work, but you always want to have at minimum a thorough code review process that’s looking at things like “ok, we made the linter happy; but are we happy with the result, or should we have just disabled the linter here?” and “the linter didn’t catch that we solved this thing with X here but with Y&Z last time. Let’s rationalize our approaches and get everything on the same page”
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yes, well that's in the ideal world. In the reality, the "linter said so" is said sadly quite often.