It's so relieving to read this thread. Last year I took over management of some legacy scripts and was tasked with updating them (move from Python2 to 3, interf

It's so relieving to read this thread. Last year I took over management of some legacy scripts and was tasked with updating them (move from Python2 to 3, interfacing with some new APIs, etc). One of the biggest stresses I had was little fuck ups I kept doing with the releases. It was never anything huge, but every few releases I would end up taking 15-30 minutes longer then I planned, and would involve me updating the release process slightly.