IT is a joke of engineering for non engineers. If a pull request doesn't follow some principles agreed a priori it doesn't get merged. If there are people that

IT is a joke of engineering for non engineers. If a pull request doesn't follow some principles agreed a priori it doesn't get merged. If there are people that like to play the "IT cowboys" just hacking together stuff without any whatsoever process or unit test that certifies the behaviour of what they have written, jeopardising the entire team efforts, it is not a failure of software engineering, it's a failure of that specific team. And please bear in mind that I worked in such toxic environments, but I never thought for a moment that software engineering and software architecture are jokes. The joke was the team/organisation on which I was at the time.