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We keep him in a very self contained cage and don't let him anywhere near the code.
The current problem is that panic management have brought in new developers who have been asked and let loose to fix stuff without the core understanding of how the system is supposed to work.
They fix 1 item and suddenly something somewhere else stops working.... Downside is that its the code I wrote last week that no longer works and its rather core to a particular thing working....
We keep him in a very self contained cage and don't let him anywhere near the code.
The current problem is that panic management have brought in new developers who have been asked and let loose to fix stuff without the core understanding of how the system is supposed to work.
They fix 1 item and suddenly something somewhere else stops working.... Downside is that its the code I wrote last week that no longer works and its rather core to a particular thing working. ...
You should count yourself lucky. Here other bits of code doesn't work, and when the developers have fixed their bit, the other bits of code still don't work
We keep him in a very self contained cage and don't let him anywhere near the code.
The current problem is that panic management have brought in new developers who have been asked and let loose to fix stuff without the core understanding of how the system is supposed to work.
They fix 1 item and suddenly something somewhere else stops working.... Downside is that its the code I wrote last week that no longer works and its rather core to a particular thing working....
Roll-back and Branch the code, then try to merge in their code until it brakes something, write a defect.
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