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Then try to find patterns, that code review actually has many pattern that get 'simplier' once you get more familiar.
Last component - figure out what 'stage' of review the code is in. You want to provide the hardest to correct feedback first starting with data flow design, onto interfaces/parameters, duplicated functionality, maintainability/hard to understand sections, style, and finally tooling (CI failures).
If you show up early to a review you can touch any of those aspects without concern since the code / contributor is fresh, if you are later, be more sparing with feedback. But always feel free to ask questions.
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One line at a time 😄
For breaking in on a big pull request,
First I'd never skip reading the PR description
Then I'd read all the comments other people put on the review
Then I would try to find the the root of the change, This one is a good example, if you look at commits over time you can see how things shifted from one file to many locations Log deprecation message on legacy ldap pool settings opensearch-project/security#2099
Then try to find patterns, that code review actually has many pattern that get 'simplier' once you get more familiar.
Last component - figure out what 'stage' of review the code is in. You want to provide the hardest to correct feedback first starting with data flow design, onto interfaces/parameters, duplicated functionality, maintainability/hard to understand sections, style, and finally tooling (CI failures).
If you show up early to a review you can touch any of those aspects without concern since the code / contributor is fresh, if you are later, be more sparing with feedback. But always feel free to ask questions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: