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No. Local checkpoints can support development. The important distinction is that shared or release-ready changes should receive appropriate review and verification before others rely on them.
Why should code be reviewed before it is committed and pushed?
Does reviewing before sharing mean developers cannot make local checkpoint commits?
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The tests may omit permissions, failed requests, or browser interactions. Review the intended user outcomes and verify important behaviors that the current automated suite does not cover.
Verify the finding, apply the necessary fix, and rerun the relevant checks. Inspect the changed area again so the final shared revision includes the verified correction.
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