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Not in today's Agile world. Really the problem is just there wasn't a user story saying: As a user having a directory .AAAAA When I run an Adobe applicat

by vsync 11y ago

Not in today's Agile world. Really the problem is just there wasn't a user story saying: As a user having a directory .AAAAA When I run an Adobe application The directory should still be there

Piskvorrr 11y ago
Also, the computer should not spontaneously combust. And it shouldn't try to bite my hand off. And it shouldn't morph into a soul-devouring monstrosity either. In other words, there is an infinite list of things that your/my/any program shouldn't cause. Good luck making user stories for all of them.
- ethbro 11y ago
  This so much. If your Agile developers follow user stories to the exclusion of common sense, you should probably fire them now.
- roddux 11y ago
  I'm fairly certain the parent post was made in jest.
  - Piskvorrr 11y ago
    Me too; hence the absurd examples :)
chrismbarr 11y ago
Sounds funny, but you are sadly correct. Some junior (or even an experienced) dev just took the shortest route to delete the file that was always listed first on their computer. `deleteFile(files[0]);`