DOP 361: When Code Got Cheap, Reviewing Got Expensive

DevOps Paradox by Darin Pope

Jul 29, 202641:51Technology

: Picture a 6,000-line pull request landing in your project from someone you've never heard of. Every test passes - yours, theirs, all of it. And you can tell it was generated. Not assisted. Generated. What do you do wit...

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