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I dont exactly know what the objectdependencies/baseinfo in a DDLS is for.
But if its required(and it probably is), then I'd argue that its very valid for review.
The baseinfo must be correct, ie it must be reviewed, a developer might forget staging and pushing, or when editing the files manually something must be put into the file?
Two scenarios:
A: its valid for review, then I suggest adding the information to the main JSON file instead of having multiple files
B: its not valid, then the file can be removed as a part of file formats
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It's no valid for code reviews but it's needed for use-cases where you import DDLS object from git.
So one could configure it that these files are ignored for code reviews.
I dont exactly know what the objectdependencies/baseinfo in a DDLS is for.
But if its required(and it probably is), then I'd argue that its very valid for review.
The baseinfo must be correct, ie it must be reviewed, a developer might forget staging and pushing, or when editing the files manually something must be put into the file?
Two scenarios:
A: its valid for review, then I suggest adding the information to the main JSON file instead of having multiple files
B: its not valid, then the file can be removed as a part of file formats
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: