Pull Requests Are an Anti-Pattern
Possibly off-topic, but the &quot;a bug is cheaper to fix the earlier on it&#x27;s discovered&quot; idea came from a since-debunked bit of research, and even if it were true in 1995, has since become untrue through tech advances in how we execute modern deployments, e.g. if I commit a bug in my UI, fixing it in production is the same process as fixing it in dev, just pushing a commit.<p>I wish I had a citation, but my google-fu is getting circumvented by &quot;error&quot; and &quot;cost to fix a bug&quot; being too related.