I should clarify - I don't disagree that rolling back and fixing the bug (or in a continuous delivery world - fixing forward as a priority) is the right thing t

I should clarify - I don't disagree that rolling back and fixing the bug (or in a continuous delivery world - fixing forward as a priority) is the right thing to do. I'm just saying the article leaves out a lot of details and fails to articulate the reasons why the road taken was bad.