Comprehensive breakdown of whatmakes PR reviews actually useful instead of just rubber stamps. The emphasis on operational visibility (logs, metrics, health checks) alongside code correctness is something that gets overlooked way too often. I've seen teams skip the documentation piece and pay for it later when troubleshooting.
Thanks a lot for reading this and mentioning the ops side. That situation where docs get skipped during crunch time and everyone pays for it during an incident later is all too common. Really glad the focus on logs, metrics, health checks, and docs made sense!
Comprehensive breakdown of whatmakes PR reviews actually useful instead of just rubber stamps. The emphasis on operational visibility (logs, metrics, health checks) alongside code correctness is something that gets overlooked way too often. I've seen teams skip the documentation piece and pay for it later when troubleshooting.
Thanks a lot for reading this and mentioning the ops side. That situation where docs get skipped during crunch time and everyone pays for it during an incident later is all too common. Really glad the focus on logs, metrics, health checks, and docs made sense!