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I disagree. If your automation isn't well thought out, edge cases might just screw every target and you might have hard time rolling it back.
by mekster 6y ago
I disagree. If your automation isn't well thought out, edge cases might just screw every target and you might have hard time rolling it back.
- DannyB2 6y agoIn my experience, that is the unusual case, not the ordinary case. Further, when that would happen, it is typically obvious that some bigger change has occurred which required the automated procedure to be updated and tested.