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This sloppy dev behavior is totally nuts. At Swan we ban master merges completely. We require thoughtful PR descriptions using templates which include pre-mortems “what could possibly go wrong”, every PR requires a peer review and cannot be self merged. We use a code owners file

A GitHub commit history titled "BTCPay" by Nicolas Dorier showing numerous commits with messages like "WIP," "more review," "oops," "fix," and "cleanup," including one ending with "Going to have to write a fix in the fee estimation to ensure 0 sat/byte is used for the gift card." The commit log illustrates the chaotic, unpolished development practices the post criticizes—relying on self-merged commits with vague descriptions and post-hoc fixes rather than the disciplined PR-based workflow (with templates, code owners, and peer reviews) advocated by the author at Swan.

AI visual note: A GitHub commit history titled "BTCPay" by Nicolas Dorier showing numerous commits with messages like "WIP," "more review," "oops," "fix," and "cleanup," including one ending with "Going to have to write a fix in the fee estimation to ensure 0 sat/byte is used for the gift card." The commit log illustrates the chaotic, unpolished development practices the post criticizes—relying on self-merged commits with vague descriptions and post-hoc fixes rather than the disciplined PR-based workflow (with templates, code owners, and peer reviews) advocated by the author at Swan.

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