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Still... did no one with even moderate Python experience even glance at this very important endpoint at any stage during those 4 weeks? Like I say, this is the
by biorach 3y ago
Still... did no one with even moderate Python experience even glance at this very important endpoint at any stage during those 4 weeks? Like I say, this is the kind of thing that jumps out of the screen for an experienced developer.
- Macha 3y agoIn 2010? You'd be surprised before widespread adoption of git at how many places the process was individual developers committing changes unsupervised. I'm not sure we even disagree that's the problem - you feel a second person should have looked at it, I feel the process should require that. A code review might be something that they'd sit down with a selected piece of code that they felt was risky on a biweekly basis or something.
- biorach 3y agoForget code review. This is one of their most important endpoints. They had severe issues for 4 weeks. Did no one not even glance over the code and spot this glaring screw-up?
- godzillabrennus 3y agoI’m 2010 access to prod over ftp:// might have still been a thing even at digg.
- 0xAFFFF 3y agoConsidering the context, most people were probably overloaded with work and a lot of changes must have been made with little to no oversight.