[john-tells-all]

I'm 100% fine with opening a PR for "I just typed it" code...

with two caveats:

- a HUGE disclaimer at the top saying "DO NOT MERGE: not tested"

- also, you'll probably want to politely ask someone for a review, and be specific about what you're looking for

"Draft PRs" are fine for discussing topics or code or goals with a team mate.

It's all about getting feedback!

[icedchai]

That's fine. What I'm talking about isn't that at all. This was a "this feature is done, here you go" PR.

[DylanSp]

Looping back to TFA: I've been trying to use this workflow more to get quality code written more quickly. I definitely have a habit of spending too much time polishing code - getting a draft/do-not-merge PR up with the core of my proposed changes up for review helps me avoid that, plus getting an earlier review helps with finding issues.