Someone can just push different code up to invalidate an existing vote - I think this approach adds unnecessary friction to the UI. Certainly in the bzr team we're finding resubmit unpleasant to use, and it doesn't fit the mental model of a changing bit of code that is being evolved-and-reviewed.
I can see a case for locking down an MP when its in state 'approved', but thats really the last step in the process anyway.
Someone can just push different code up to invalidate an existing vote - I think this approach adds unnecessary friction to the UI. Certainly in the bzr team we're finding resubmit unpleasant to use, and it doesn't fit the mental model of a changing bit of code that is being evolved- and-reviewed.
I can see a case for locking down an MP when its in state 'approved', but thats really the last step in the process anyway.