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by out-of-ideas 1300 days ago
I mostly agree due to the nature of not all code is straight up assembly/c/cpp, LOL. Knowing your target audience is key. In this case the team size, company size, ect.

I would be okay with larger PRs especially for configuration as code like ansible and terraform hcl. Hoping that people actually use comments and keep code chunks in relevant sections (I've begun paraphrasing ansible to use more whitespace between different "sections". This of course becomes more acceptable when one playbook or hcl folder is copied to another area for promotion purposes, but of course using tooling to check for diffs is crucial here.