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@ee7 ee7 commented May 7, 2021

Some suggestions for #317.

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@ee7 ee7 requested a review from ErikSchierboom as a code owner May 7, 2021 14:40
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I like it. I'm always unsure when to use parentheses.

@ee7 ee7 merged commit b5827ec into exercism:output-reimplements-property May 7, 2021
@ee7 ee7 deleted the output-reimplements-property branch May 7, 2021 14:59
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ee7 commented May 7, 2021

Another reputation edge case: this PR awarded 12 rep. Is that what we want?

Maybe it should be worth 5, like a regular review. And then I shouldn't get another 5 from reviewing the parent PR too?

So maybe the rule should be "0 rep for a merged PR that does not target the main branch".

This style of reviewing is less common in Exercism repos, though. But I like it much better than GitHub's "suggested changes" - I can check that the code compiles and tests pass myself. And edit files/lines that weren't touched by the parent PR.

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Another reputation edge case: this PR awarded 12 rep. Is that what we want?
This style of reviewing is less common in Exercism repos, though. But I like it much better than GitHub's "suggested changes" - I can check that the code compiles and tests pass myself. And edit files/lines that weren't touched by the parent PR.

I think this is indeed quite uncommon, but might be worth discussing. We could add the reputation/contributed_code/minor label to reduce the amount of rep by 3.

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