> I have some 10-30 changes in various states at any time. Sometimes they have dependencies on each other sometimes they don't.

This is the sort of scenario that leans me towards thinking tools are being praised by how they support major red flags in development flows.

Having dozens of changes in flight in feature branches that may or may not be interdependent is a major red flag. Claiming that a tool simplifies managing this sort of workflow sounds like you are mitigating a problem whose root cause is something else.

To me it reads like praising a tool for how it streamlines deployments to production by skipping all tests and deployment steps. I mean, sure. But doesn't this mask a far bigger problem? Why would anyone feel the need to skip checks and guardrails?