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"They took two weeks to deploy the fix. Considering those two weeks included Christmas and the bug didn't affect security or render the site unavailable, this s
by DannyBee 11y ago
"They took two weeks to deploy the fix. Considering those two weeks included Christmas and the bug didn't affect security or render the site unavailable, this seems like a pretty good response time."
Note that plenty of smart companies have things like production freezes at holiday times :)
So this is not entirely surprising.
- pcwalton 11y agoIf bugs can't be fixed during a time frame, then I'd think new features shouldn't be rolled out during that time frame either.
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- DannyBee 11y agoThey generally aren't. The freezes are real freezes: New software releases are not rolled out during that time period, be they new features of bugs. (they are always exceptions in any of the companies i've been in, but that's been the rule)
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- zobzu 11y ago1) break everything 2) change freeze 3) ??? Profit