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> being on-call is precisely for handling scenarios like this If your teammates are deploying risky changes and purposely doing it when you are outside of offi
by kevincox 4y ago
> being on-call is precisely for handling scenarios like this
If your teammates are deploying risky changes and purposely doing it when you are outside of office hours I think that is quite disrespectful. For most teams oncalls are for emergencies, they aren't paid for full-time work and they likely have better things to do with their time than come in to work to clean up your change. Unless you are coordinating before time I would avoid doing this.
- owl57 4y ago> If your teammates are deploying risky changes and purposely doing it when you are outside of office hours I think that is quite disrespectful. Exactly. But you get to decide how to spend your own weekend. Depends on the exact escalation instructions, of course. Once upon a time I could be reasonably sure that if anything breaks in production and I'm on call, no one else would get called.