Tech
June 8

How to scale developer efficiency with workflow automation

In this session, we will explore gitStream, a new workflow automation tool that lets you apply policy-as-code to your PR review process. You will learn how to standardize your PR workflows and customize the rules that will improve your developer team’s velocity and code quality at scale.
Talk abstract

The PR Review Process needs an update. We can now optimize how PRs are treated using new workflow automation that will classify and route each pull request. 

In this session we will explore gitStream, a new workflow automation tool that let’s you apply policy-as-code to your PR review process. You will learn how to standardize your PR workflows and customize the rules that will improve your dev team’s velocity and code quality at scale.

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Dan Lines
Co-Founder & COO, LinearB

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