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

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Jul 20, 2024
7:59:35am

bald man Political Junky

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

but they aren't as dedicated to testing it thoroughly or to know all of the things that should be tested.

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bald man

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Time

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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