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this isn't blame. you broke it, you fix it. this is how people learn from mistakes. do you ridicule the person? absolutely not. does it belong to the team?
by bdavis__ 5y ago
this isn't blame. you broke it, you fix it. this is how people learn from mistakes.
do you ridicule the person? absolutely not.
does it belong to the team? absolutely.
But, you broke it, you fix it.
See also, "Pottery Barn Rule"
- hortense 5y agoOn large codebases that does not hold because you can't expect everybody to know all the code and how it should behave. If you broke it but there was no test, it's not your fault. "if you liked it, then you should have put a test on it".