Question

Commiting a code change, when the inspection fails , is perfectly fine as the code logic is working fine anyway
True
False

Answer 1

this is not true and not false

Answer 2

Correct answer is true.

To commit code, we use version control softwares like Git, Mercurial, or Subversion.

Since most people use distributed version control systems, the commit is only to the local domain. The programmer needs to push the changes to the central domain for the other programmers to see and perform the necessary actions.

Certain companies often have processes for code review, or for automatically performing for a new code coming in.