You've opened a pull request with a great ammount of changed files and lines of code, and your teammate says it's too large to review properly. What could you do to make the pull request easier to review?, You're reviewing a pull request and notice a bug that could cause users to lose data, even though all automated tests are passing. What would you do before approving it?, A reviewer asks you to change your implementation, but you believe your approach is technically correct. How would you handle the disagreement professionally?, A developer opens a pull request with no description or information about how to test the changes. What information would you ask them to add?, You've finished your feature, but Git reports merge conflicts because another developer changed the same parts of the code. How would you approach resolving the conflict?, You used an AI coding assistant to generate part of your feature. The code passes all tests, but you don't fully understand how it works. What should you do before opening a pull request?, During a technical interview, you are asked to explain what a pull request is and why teams use them. How would you answer?, During a technical interview, you are asked to describe your typical workflow from creating a feature branch to merging your code into the main branch. How would you explain it?, Your recruiter asks you what you would do if a pull request passes all tests but you still suspect there is a bug. How would you explain your investigation approach?, Your team has just released a new API feature, but the documentation still describes the old behavior, which could cause other developers to use the API incorrectly. What would you do before considering the work complete?

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