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Sorry, but it seems some rules here are contradict on what its currently your being practiced
Example of what I meant is "Don't leave commented out code in your codebase", the previous rule mentioned it needs to have comment if its business logic,
And also need to clear if this applicable to different language.. as i noticed some of your C++ code still use comments
Anyway Although this is 7years old repo, I think people need to atleast know contradict is, and this new issue ticket atleast help them know what to look and see to be consistent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Don't comment out code does not mean don't write comments. Commented out code is code that was previously in use, that is no longer being used, and instead of being deleted has been prefixed with '//' (In JavaScript).
Sorry, but it seems some rules here are contradict on what its currently your being practiced
Example of what I meant is "Don't leave commented out code in your codebase", the previous rule mentioned it needs to have comment if its business logic,
And also need to clear if this applicable to different language.. as i noticed some of your C++ code still use comments
Anyway Although this is 7years old repo, I think people need to atleast know contradict is, and this new issue ticket atleast help them know what to look and see to be consistent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: