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I know your question was rhetorical, but probably depends on how mission-critical the code path is (and the consequences of hitting those missing files). If yo
by fwip 4y ago
I know your question was rhetorical, but probably depends on how mission-critical the code path is (and the consequences of hitting those missing files).
If you're running a website and the removed dependency is related to a feature that is uncommon enough that isn't covered by your automated tests, maybe .1% of your users experience a broken page.
If you're running critical infrastructure and the removed dependency has to do with leap-second handling, maybe eight months from now, everything crashes and you lose millions of dollars.