Describe and locate the typo
The sentence "Code review implies the informal, non-automated, peer, human-based revision of any change in the source code" uses the word "peer" as an adjective but it is noun (and can also be used as a verb). Also, it explicitly includes an unnecessary reference to a "human" if the term "peer review" is used instead.
Expected content
I'd suggest rephrasing as follows: "Code review implies the informal, non-automated, peer review of any change in the source code
Additional context
Peer review is the evaluation of work by one or more people with similar competences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_review
Therefore, it already includes the "human" touch of the original sentence.
Describe and locate the typo The sentence "Code review implies the informal, non-automated, peer, human-based revision of any change in the source code" uses the word "peer" as an adjective but it is noun (and can also be used as a verb). Also, it explicitly includes an unnecessary reference to a "human" if the term "peer review" is used instead.
Expected content I'd suggest rephrasing as follows: "Code review implies the informal, non-automated, peer review of any change in the source code
Additional context Peer review is the evaluation of work by one or more people with similar competences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_review Therefore, it already includes the "human" touch of the original sentence.