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> esp. if you're releasing/deploying to production on a daily (or even multiple-times-a-day) basis. What does releasing regularly have to do with cramming stuf
by chrisan 3y ago
> esp. if you're releasing/deploying to production on a daily (or even multiple-times-a-day) basis.
What does releasing regularly have to do with cramming stuff in? We release when stuff is ready. That could be multiple times a day or once a week.
I think of people with set release dates as the most likely candidates of "cramming stuff in" because they fear they will miss the release and it might be a month (or worse) before the next release
- wizofaus 3y agoHence the quotes around "cramming" - it's now standard practice for the commits for a new feature to be merged into the mainline days before building a release. I can't say I ever remember doing that 20 years ago - there was always a code freeze period reserved for critical bug fixes.