Adult trying to get back in to sports, is anyone aware of a group that does casual pickup games? Baseball, football, soccer, basketball, etc.
I’ve looked on Facebook and the only thing I can find is either serious tournament type stuff, or youth leagues.
I’m fine driving out, so probably anything within an hour is fair game.
Since Arthur Morgan was only shown during marketing with one distinct style, I never really changed the clothes on his character because only one certain set seemed “canon”. I only used the premade outfits per temperature.
That being said, I’m happy that Jason and Lucia are being shown with all these different type of customizations so that way I don’t feel locked into one canon outfit that “makes sense” for the character.
Obviously, I’m not asking for free labor. We can talk about a price that you feel is fair. I wanna make an edit that includes the manga ending instead of the anime.
Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
“Everyone does” was cringe too
“everyone does” was lowkey cringe af lol
At previous positions, I’ve always seen test writing enforced by meeting a percentage code coverage amount. The issue with that is that people will just write bad tests to get around the coverage requirement.
And we can’t rely on code reviews for people to enforce it either because… well we all know that relying on code reviews just falls to lowest-common-denominator in terms of quality.
Things I’ve considered:
- Add a comment on a PR through the CI that runs on PR creation, if a .ts file has been changed with no related .spec file change
- Add a comment on the PR through the CI if the coverage percentage has dropped, but don’t fail the build
- Include a checkbox in the PR template stating you added any tests needed
- Empower reviewer to reject a PR if no tests attached
The thing is, all of these options can just be circumvented by a guy who doesn’t feel like doing his job that day, and I don’t want a select few amount of people to have to be responsible for reviewing everything because they’re the only ones that care.
So I’m trying to find something that can be automated and enforced, but isn’t a hard limit on code coverage requirement.
And yes, I know that all of this is coming from a symptom that people should just agree on standards and do their jobs, but, especially in a corporate environment, you can’t expect that of people.