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Comment out projects statistics tab #1310
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Imho commenting out code is bad practice when you have a VCS like git. What are the community's opinions on this? If you just cut it out, it will still be there in the history... so why leave commented-out code? I don't really feel that it's more convenient than looking back in history with Git, it just adds clutter. What's the rationale for commenting? |
@controversial I hear what you're saying, but:
I'm fine with commenting it out. And if we delete it instead of commenting it out, I'm in favor of leaving a comment mentioning the gitlog hash of the last commit with the relevant code in it & mentioning any relevant issue number. [My git journey has not yet gotten to the place where I'm comfortable searching a git history for deleted code/files with |
Ok. Makes sense 👍 I hope to start contributing in some minor way at some On Sat, Jul 2, 2016 at 10:04 AM Sumana Harihareswara <
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@controversial Thanks! We often hang out in Freenode IRC, in the #pypa-dev channel, although I can't guarantee anyone will be there at any particular moment. And you've probably already seen the Great for new contributors label... |
Right. All of those seem to be on the first page 😛 Any reason why the On Sat, Jul 2, 2016 at 10:11 AM Sumana Harihareswara <
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Mostly because it's a community that predates Slack existing :) |
Ok 🙃 A slack team probably wouldn't be unwise…
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Note - please use Jinja2 comments rather than HTML comments for this issue. |
I agree with @controversial on the comments. In most cases, I like to take a "use it or lose it" approach, otherwise you end up with files that are half commented out because someone's afraid of losing something. I think this is a special case since we're going to be putting this code back in shortly. And hooray for Slack! |
For launch it is unrealistic that this will be complete.
We should comment out this tab and implement this feature later.
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