I just changed job and got from a very unified setup (Linux-only, everyone working on one server) to a much more disperse one (all OSes, working on local). I ag

I just changed job and got from a very unified setup (Linux-only, everyone working on one server) to a much more disperse one (all OSes, working on local). I agree that some diversity helps to keep flexibility and have a code base, data model that is more forgiving for little discrepancies. But I guess there must be some checkpoints, or rules, were you don't allow any flexibility. You build a much more flexible project on rocks. For instance, no deployment if one test don't pass, and tests should include "X"-lint checks.