More likely it was a mistake.

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Jul 20, 2024
7:10:41am

TheHop All-American

More likely it was a mistake.

My guess is a developer accidentally pushed code to the wrong code branch, bypassing their automated tests.

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TheHop

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Crowd strike, have they ever heard of thorough testing?

bald man

Jul 20, 6:55am

So are they going to be held financially liable for the fiasco they made?

IrishBlue

Jul 20, 6:58am

Let it be known, Delta wouldn't give meal vouchers or hotels due to disruption.

Tio

Jul 20, 11:43am

Testing is for the weak and insecure

Mike Honcho

Jul 20, 7:07am

More likely it was a mistake.

TheHop

Jul 20, 7:10am

A good process would prevent that. It’s pretty

bald man

Jul 20, 7:22am

Oh I agree. I have been working in CICD automation for years

TheHop

Jul 20, 9:30am

It’s hard to argue that it is adequate when this happened.

bald man

Jul 20, 9:50am

I think poorly tested software has been a problem for a while now

fredy

Jul 20, 7:34am

In the effort to "save" money, testing falls back on to the developer

bald man

Jul 20, 7:59am

Well, if it was a mistake that bypassed testing

TheHop

Jul 20, 10:05am

I guess I just scribe to the philosophy your test environment must be a mirror

bald man

Jul 20, 1:01pm

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