Agree. For example on our team we frequently open a Draft PR as soon as the first commit is pushed. The review is more continuous that way and it’s also normal to have several Drafts in progress by a single developer. That way the blocking of a single PR by review is not as big of a deal. People are in different time zones after all. A few other thoughts here - dev.to/appland/beginners-mind-how-...
Agree. For example on our team we frequently open a Draft PR as soon as the first commit is pushed. The review is more continuous that way and it’s also normal to have several Drafts in progress by a single developer. That way the blocking of a single PR by review is not as big of a deal. People are in different time zones after all. A few other thoughts here - dev.to/appland/beginners-mind-how-...
Draft PRs are good, although if there are may of them, I start to wonder if the PRs themselves are too big.
I tend to create many PRs per day, often containing only a single commit.
Large PRs usually man you're not doing continuous integration. jhall.io/whatisci/