Stop Rubber-Stamping "LGTM": Why Pull Requests Are Operational Contracts (Especially with AI Code)
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Be honest: when was the last time you opened a 400-line PR, scrolled through a sea of clean-looking green diffs, thought "looks fine to me" , typed LGTM , and hit merge? I've been guilty of it. Most of us have. Especially now, with AI coding assistants churning out syntactically plausible code in s…
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Stop Rubber-Stamping "LGTM": Why Pull Requests Are Operational Contracts (Especially with AI Code)
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