One of the projects I work on is a large, well-known open source project. Reviews that take days are pretty common.
> If you're already done with the followup, IMO you may be erring too far on the side of "small PRs."
There have been times when I created a sequence of three or four separate commits within under half an hour.
This was on projects where test coverage is tricky (think hardware interfaces) and keeping changes small was motivated a lot by better bisectability.
Clearly, software development is a pretty broad field with lots of different experiences.
One of the projects I work on is a large, well-known open source project. Reviews that take days are pretty common.
> If you're already done with the followup, IMO you may be erring too far on the side of "small PRs."
There have been times when I created a sequence of three or four separate commits within under half an hour.
This was on projects where test coverage is tricky (think hardware interfaces) and keeping changes small was motivated a lot by better bisectability.
Clearly, software development is a pretty broad field with lots of different experiences.