I see, I think I'm better understanding what you're getting at, and I think I agree.
> Are you annoyed that he circumvented the purpose of the code review, or that he did not act on your feedback? If the latter, I strongly urge you to change. Acting on feedback should always be optional.
This has only happened to me with a couple of individuals. Usually in these cases I'll leave a comment and it will just never be addressed; the author will request another reviewer and my comment is ignored.
I don't hold PRs hostage and if things go more than one or two rounds of back-and-forth then I'll almost always yield to the author.
> Are you annoyed that he circumvented the purpose of the code review, or that he did not act on your feedback? If the latter, I strongly urge you to change. Acting on feedback should always be optional.
This has only happened to me with a couple of individuals. Usually in these cases I'll leave a comment and it will just never be addressed; the author will request another reviewer and my comment is ignored.
I don't hold PRs hostage and if things go more than one or two rounds of back-and-forth then I'll almost always yield to the author.