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It's a process issue that a script like that is ~commonly used on production data. Processes should be in place where that's essentially impossible to do wrong.
by kadoban 5y ago
It's a process issue that a script like that is ~commonly used on production data. Processes should be in place where that's essentially impossible to do wrong. "oops I passed the wrong flag" isn't user error, that's system error that it was set up like that.
- jonwest 5y agoRight—and that's not a "faulty script", that's a "faulty process for running scripts".