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that's a strong argument for having a single priority... Even (generously, IMO) assuming severity represents a tangible thing like a threat to code quality or s
by hwillis 7y ago
that's a strong argument for having a single priority... Even (generously, IMO) assuming severity represents a tangible thing like a threat to code quality or system stability/debugging, a developer should not be the one trying to balance those internal demands against a customers priorities. The important thing here is that devs know what needs to be done. Distributing that arbitrarily across two fields obscures that.