How to deal with coworker committing and pushing nonsense changes directly to master?
Given that I am the least experienced in this place I thought in the beginning it's normal what a coworker is doing, committing and pushing nonsense changes directly to master including broken parts. I used to do the same in very extreme situations when fixing something broken or under time constraints (small sync to showcase), this doesn't seem to be the case.
For example today I am being notified of merge conflict because of: adding 4 new lines, commenting out 2 logging messages!
Maybe the reason is to be on top on developers list with the most commits to get raises (just like the nonsense competition on contribution graph on GitHub), but I am getting distracted now very often with these nonsense pushes to master.
How can I approach this issue as the least experienced person here?
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Given that I am the least experienced in this place I thought in the beginning it's normal what a coworker is doing, committing and pushing nonsense changes directly to master including broken parts. I used to do the same in very extreme situations when fixing something broken or under time constraints (small sync to showcase), this doesn't seem to be the case.
For example today I am being notified of merge conflict because of: adding 4 new lines, commenting out 2 logging messages!
Maybe the reason is to be on top on developers list with the most commits to get raises (just like the nonsense competition on contribution graph on GitHub), but I am getting distracted now very often with these nonsense pushes to master.
How can I approach this issue as the least experienced person here?
professionalism communication colleagues
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Given that I am the least experienced in this place I thought in the beginning it's normal what a coworker is doing, committing and pushing nonsense changes directly to master including broken parts. I used to do the same in very extreme situations when fixing something broken or under time constraints (small sync to showcase), this doesn't seem to be the case.
For example today I am being notified of merge conflict because of: adding 4 new lines, commenting out 2 logging messages!
Maybe the reason is to be on top on developers list with the most commits to get raises (just like the nonsense competition on contribution graph on GitHub), but I am getting distracted now very often with these nonsense pushes to master.
How can I approach this issue as the least experienced person here?
professionalism communication colleagues
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Given that I am the least experienced in this place I thought in the beginning it's normal what a coworker is doing, committing and pushing nonsense changes directly to master including broken parts. I used to do the same in very extreme situations when fixing something broken or under time constraints (small sync to showcase), this doesn't seem to be the case.
For example today I am being notified of merge conflict because of: adding 4 new lines, commenting out 2 logging messages!
Maybe the reason is to be on top on developers list with the most commits to get raises (just like the nonsense competition on contribution graph on GitHub), but I am getting distracted now very often with these nonsense pushes to master.
How can I approach this issue as the least experienced person here?
professionalism communication colleagues
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