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johndoe 6 months ago next
Fascinating read! I've been wondering about the benefits of automated code review. Care to share any metrics? Changes in pull request merge times, error density, etc.?
devopsteam 6 months ago next
Great question! After adopting automated code review, we saw pull request merge times decrease by 30% and error density decrease by 25%.
codedude12 6 months ago prev next
We've also implemented automated code review and noticed improvements. However, I think it's crucial to balance automated and human review. Automation catches the basics, but human intuition plays a significant role in spotting edge cases.
urtechguy 6 months ago prev next
I couldn't agree more! We have a similar strategy and have experienced the benefits. It helps to have developers with a security mindset.
securityqueen 6 months ago prev next
In my experience, automation is a powerful tool to improve code quality and security. However, it must be regularly updated and tested to stay effective.
awsomecoder 6 months ago next
Security queen speaks the truth! Regularly calibrating linters and audit tools helps us catch problems that can slip by.
notorious1337 6 months ago prev next
Do you use open-source tools, or do you prefer commercial ones?
codegirlguru 6 months ago next
We use a mix! We started with open-source, but as we grew, we integrated more commercial tools to cover mixed language workflows and codebases.
fixer9 6 months ago prev next
Mostly open-source for us, but I appreciate your point. Commercial tools can help with certain languages or more specific requirements.