I really didn't feel it was cryptic or pretentious. However, if you do, can you help describe what made it difficult for you to understand? The daylight word w

I really didn't feel it was cryptic or pretentious. However, if you do, can you help describe what made it difficult for you to understand? The daylight word worked great for me, since the idea is to have everyone be able to see what's happening when they introduce changes. If there's just one staging / integration environment where people are building things and patching over one another, and your local environment maybe has deviated a lot from either the staging, production, or even a clean local env, then there's all kinds of unexpected problems that might happen. Getting more things, including your environment, under version control and requiring people to deploy things via files that live in version control rather than a smattering of deployment or env setup commands that not all of the team has visibility into, helps the entire development process go more smoothly.