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The difference is that your co-workers sign on their own work -- if it breaks, it's their responsibility. If you commit some code, and it breaks, it's on you, n
by TremendousJudge 3y ago
The difference is that your co-workers sign on their own work -- if it breaks, it's their responsibility. If you commit some code, and it breaks, it's on you, no matter which fancy tool you used to write it.
- 8note 3y agoGenerally if you write some code and it breaks, your whole team has some fault in its release mechanism, and that's group owned