The worst case is when someone requires changes, you address them, but then they disappear/go on a leave.
If the repository rules require all conversations to be resolved before merging and only the original reviewer can mark them as solved, the PR is stuck forever even if the rest of the team approves it.
That sounds like something you bring up in the retro
When the person came back from the leave I made some passive aggressive remark, hope this is enough 🤣
Have you tried ignoring their PRs for a few weeks?
At that point, you get your team lead to go in the repo settings and unblock it.
Plot twist: it’s the team lead who goes on a leave
The worst case is when someone requires changes, you address them, but then they disappear/go on a leave.
If the repository rules require all conversations to be resolved before merging and only the original reviewer can mark them as solved, the PR is stuck forever even if the rest of the team approves it.
That sounds like something you bring up in the retro
When the person came back from the leave I made some passive aggressive remark, hope this is enough 🤣
Have you tried ignoring their PRs for a few weeks?
At that point, you get your team lead to go in the repo settings and unblock it.
Plot twist: it’s the team lead who goes on a leave