Any and all feedback is welcome (especially if it's critical).
Just FYI, GitHub requires a pull request in order to create a "review" (they're one in the same). My first commit on the project already contained a lot of lines, so I couldn't recreate a PR that included them with existing commits. In order to review every line, I made two temporary branches, deleted all files on one, reverted that delete commit on the other, then created a PR to merge the revert commit. Quite silly, but it worked... This isn't an issue after the initial commit.
I chose "Add single comment" for the two comments above, as opposed to clicking "Start Review". Feel free to experiment with both options. I'd love to get a feel for both.
Any and all feedback is welcome (especially if it's critical).
Just FYI, GitHub requires a pull request in order to create a "review" (they're one in the same). My first commit on the project already contained a lot of lines, so I couldn't recreate a PR that included them with existing commits. In order to review every line, I made two temporary branches, deleted all files on one, reverted that delete commit on the other, then created a PR to merge the revert commit. Quite silly, but it worked... This isn't an issue after the initial commit.