Mine is being used in a big company and we impose the necessity of having to do code review before pushing our code. So if we don't hear from those whom we have included in the CR (code review), we nag them till they do so or notify others that you're stuck because you haven't received any code review on the changes you've made.

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We use ReviewBoard to post code reviews from git diffs. The RB link is then sent out to relevant people in the group for review and sign-off before pushing the code to 'central' repository. When the diff is being 'posted' to RB, the script that does the job amends the commit message to include the RB link to which the diff was sent for review and hence each commit pushed would ideally have an RB link where you can see who approved the change.

a.k.a. Vite Phoenix and Vite Zeus... Proud member and co-founder of OlympianZ

x = generate random number between 10000 and 99995 remainder to be added = 5 - x MOD 5 Therefore, the resultant random number should be x + 5 - x MOD 5 Here's a sample code: http://ideone.com/LxgrC[^]

a.k.a. Vite Phoenix and Vite Zeus... Proud member and co-founder of OlympianZ