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Should we block the possibility to commit changes directly to master branch? #8531

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mattab opened this issue Aug 10, 2015 · 3 comments
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mattab commented Aug 10, 2015

To prevent human errors by core team developers, and somehow enforce to have all changes go through Pull requests, maybe it would make sense to block committing changes directly to master branch?

Follows up: affd970#commitcomment-12394028

mattab referenced this issue Aug 10, 2015
The path was absolute (/config) I don't know how it hasn't been reported yet
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tsteur commented Aug 11, 2015

I don't think a review would have prevented this issue and to block something in general is not a solution I'd say

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sgiehl commented Aug 11, 2015

human errors will always occur, and I also don't think blocking commits to master will solve those issues. Imho it is better to add valuable tests to prevent an error for the future as soon as it occurred the first time.

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mattab commented Aug 13, 2015

Ok, so we won't block commits to master for now, thanks for the comments!

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@mattab mattab added the wontfix If you can reproduce this issue, please reopen the issue or create a new one describing it. label Aug 13, 2015
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