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Or spillover happens because the map isn't the terrain and no plan survives contact with the first brittle edge condition in the existing codebase.
by lamontcg 3y ago
Or spillover happens because the map isn't the terrain and no plan survives contact with the first brittle edge condition in the existing codebase.
- zerbinxx 3y agoSure. To me that sounds related to the “lack of backlog refinement” and “no AC” parts of this. If there’s no text on a ticket, there’s not even a map! Good luck with the territory, in that case.
- lamontcg 3y agoThat isn't really backlog refinement though. That is when you start actually doing the task and you realize that plan A and plan B of how to implement the fix or whatever can't work, and fixing it will necessarily be much more time intensive and some sort of plan C or plan D. Often this happens when you go to start changing code and you see how badly the tests blow up on you or something like that.