Continuous integration means you can work on multiple items at once and that you break up large feature dev into smaller chunks that get committed to master. For example, I might commit the data layer for a new big feature well before the UX, etc.
Code reviews mean that every time I want to integrate with master I've got to 'grab a lock' and schedule and wait for a code review.
What typically happens in these code review cultures is you tend to make monolithic commits (to minimize the # of code reviews you have to do) and you also tend to minimize diffs with the code base (to make the CR easier for the reviewer).
Code reviews mean that every time I want to integrate with master I've got to 'grab a lock' and schedule and wait for a code review.
What typically happens in these code review cultures is you tend to make monolithic commits (to minimize the # of code reviews you have to do) and you also tend to minimize diffs with the code base (to make the CR easier for the reviewer).