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While I'm sure the business drove the decision, some developer had to make the pull request, no? What I wonder is whether a "lose your job if you don't do as I
by whoisthemachine 5y ago
While I'm sure the business drove the decision, some developer had to make the pull request, no? What I wonder is whether a "lose your job if you don't do as I wish" gun was stuck to a developer's head, or did they find the right developer with the right permissions to push this change through in spite of resistance? The former option gives me shudders, while the latter saddens me.
EDIT: grammar
- skohan 5y agoOr the manager wrote a ticket to make the change, and the developer just did it as part of their job with no fanfare or minimal resistance seems like the most likely scenario
- DeathArrow 5y agoUsually they open a ticket, some poor guy has to execute it unless he doesn't want to lose his job.