On Mon, 31 Jan 2022 at 23:29, Greg Ewing <[email protected]> wrote:
> Or they may just feel that it's better to organise their changes into > a number of small, independent commits rather than one large one. I > wouldn't be too quick to jump to conclusions about people's motives > here. I've found that highly targeted PRs stand the best chance of getting eyeballs/approvals/merges. It's not just preference - it's good sense. And if folks want to "game" GitHub by spamming commits to an open source project, CPython is a pretty poor choice! My occasional contributions can take weeks or months to land due to the thorough review process and peaks/troughs of core dev time for reviews. Barney
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