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Re. 1. Yes, concur.
Re. 2. I see this for bugs. But what about upgrades? (I.e., very small code changes that are unlikely to break anything or result in bugs). Do those not usually become pull requests?
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I'm totally fine with relaxing point 2. Everything should go through a pull request so that the continuous integration system (Travis) is able to verify that the package still builds, unit tests didn't break, etc.
Note on point 1: Time might be an issue, so I think if the PR is in for more than something like a week and it has at least one approval, it should get merged (we do this in one of my current projects). After a week, it gets hard to add features because of the potential merge conflicts, so to mediate giving an expiration should help.
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More than less done
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- Fix the Linter Warnings
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