Why Every Pull Request Needs an Explainable Merge Decision
Some pull requests waste a surprising amount of time without anyone touching the code. They look almost ready, but the conversation turns into process debugging: what is still blocking this? which approval is missing? is this check actually required? do we need another team here? why is GitHub still
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