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Only very rarely. Because we have a dedicated QA team (normally an antipattern but for complex enough software you some times end up building software you liter
by alkonaut 5y ago
Only very rarely. Because we have a dedicated QA team (normally an antipattern but for complex enough software you some times end up building software you literally can’t run which is - yes - weird and difficult).
- ChrisLTD 5y agoAs long as you’re not using your QA team as an excuse to avoid writing automated tests, I don’t see why having a QA team would be an anti-pattern.