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Peer review of nested subqueries

My team is considering switching from Periscope (another BI system). One feature of theirs which we really like is their [Git integration](https://doc.periscopedata.com/article/git-integration#GitUseCases), which allows our team to manage changes to and history of charts and dashboards using pull requests via Github. We’d like to maintain a similar process on Metabase. FTR, we do have a team here and could potentially end up contributing this FR to the source code. The time cost of doing so would need to be weighed as one factor in our selection process, and we'd love to hear how this might be possible / how you'd prefer it added to your architecture (especially if you believe it's not unreasonable) to help us scope the work. (From discussion thread: https://discourse.metabase.com/t/peer-review-of-nested-subqueries/5359) :arrow_down: Please click the :+1: reaction instead of leaving a `+1` or `update?` comment

Posted by jfeldstein on Feb 7, 2019, 7:37 PM

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Peer review of nested subqueries

jfeldsteinFeb 7, 2019, 7:37 PM

My team is considering switching from Periscope (another BI system). One feature of theirs which we really like is their [Git integration](https://doc.periscopedata.com/article/git-integration#GitUseCases), which allows our team to manage changes to and history of charts and dashboards using pull requests via Github. We’d like to maintain a similar process on Metabase. FTR, we do have a team here and could potentially end up contributing this FR to the source code. The time cost of doing so would need to be weighed as one factor in our selection process, and we'd love to hear how this might be possible / how you'd prefer it added to your architecture (especially if you believe it's not unreasonable) to help us scope the work. (From discussion thread: https://discourse.metabase.com/t/peer-review-of-nested-subqueries/5359) :arrow_down: Please click the :+1: reaction instead of leaving a `+1` or `update?` comment

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