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The work is done, your team has spent the days, weeks, months, building a new feature and it is ready to deploy! But wait - will this new feature break everything? Build confidence in your new feature with a test fest.

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Have you ever opened a pull request and been stuck on filling out the description? Do you feel like you could be getting more out of your code reviews? If so, the tips in this post are for you.

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