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But that's a result of the Agile way of development. The MVP is "be able to drag a program to the terminal and run it", and the next feature, way down on the ba
by SamuelAdams 7y ago
But that's a result of the Agile way of development. The MVP is "be able to drag a program to the terminal and run it", and the next feature, way down on the backlog is "allow the user to revoke permissions granted by dragged-in apps"
- ryanianian 7y agoIt's actually the result of product-owners deciding to release unfinished software, likely responding to incentives from management to ship (boolean) without clear standards about what is shippable (non-boolean).
- saagarjha 7y agoI think you're trying to derive too much insight from a small change like this.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoI agree, but it's not an unfair comment in light of what a mess Catalina and iOS 13 have been as a whole.
- neuronic 7y agoSoftware always is and always will be unfinished.
- mikeryan 7y agoThis isn’t an MVP. Its an existing system with an existing set of user expectations that should be enhanced not reduced.
- mlyle 7y agoI don't like this... but in fairness, this is not a regression. The Documents folder was not protected from Terminal before Catalina. Now, items in Documents are protected unless you explicitly drag them into Terminal-- but there's no way to "re-protect" them. That is, at worst, users are in the situation they were before Catalina.