Comment by IshKebab

I have worked at a company that required an issue for every PR. It was dumb though. It just meant you made the PR, got shouted at by some checker for not having an issue, create an issue, copy & paste the PR title into the issue, submit the PR, and then the issue gets closer again.

Totally pointless.

> Discussion about a feature or bug is done before writing any code.

Not always. Not all PRs are significant enough to warrant discussion. For example I fixed a copy/paste bug recently where they had `foo_a = foo_b + i;` where it should have been `foo_b = foo_b + i;`. Obvious mistake. One character fix. Why on earth would I bother creating an issue and discussing how to fix it?