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コードレビューの文化

Code Review Culture

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nihon no kaihatsu chiimu demo, koodo rebyuu wa totemo taisetsu desu. PR o sakusei shitara, "rebyuu o onegai shimasu" to chiimu ni tsutaemasu.

In Japanese development teams too, code review is very important. When you create a PR, you tell the team, "Please review it."

komento o kaku toki wa, teineina kotoba o tsukaimasu. "koko o naoshite kudasai" yori, "koko wa kou shita hou ga ii kamoshiremasen" no hou ga yawarakai desu. "naze kou kakimashita ka" to kiku no mo, ii houhou desu.

When writing comments, use polite language. "This might be better done this way" is softer than "Please fix this." Asking "Why did you write it this way?" is also a good approach.

rebyuu komento o morattara, mazu "arigatou gozaimasu" to henji o shimasu. naoshitara, "han'ei shimashita. gokakunin onegai shimasu" to tsutaemasu.

When you receive review comments, first reply with "Thank you." After fixing, say "I've applied the changes. Please check."

yoi koodo rebyuu no bunka wa, chiimu no shinrai kankei o tsuyoku shimasu. gijutsu dake de naku, kotoba mo taisetsu desu.

A good code review culture strengthens trust within the team. Not only skills but also words matter.

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PR o sakusei shitara, chiimu ni nan to tsutaemasuka.

After creating a PR, what do you tell the team?

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