I am simultaneously sad and a bit relieved that others are also struggling with a problem that I thought was uniquely mine! This is genuinely just an example o

I am simultaneously sad and a bit relieved that others are also struggling with a problem that I thought was uniquely mine! This is genuinely just an example of bad management and bad workplace politics. If the code is working and checks all the boxes, nobody in the organization should be allowed to say "I personally do not want your code to be deployed", especially if other developers dont face such restrictions. The simple solution is to leave, but I am growing tired of job hopping. If I can land a job as a lead, or at least a place that has autonomy, I am pledging not to do such things to those "beneath" me, as if that word was even true.