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I highly, highly disagree. Getting advice on the spot is often critical. And rarely will you get good practical advice like "always do a dry build locally from
by JAlexoid 3y ago
I highly, highly disagree. Getting advice on the spot is often critical. And rarely will you get good practical advice like "always do a dry build locally from the command line" on the forums.
I can't even count how many times I had to tell other engineers, that they have to run a clean build locally...
Not to mention, that mentorship can be useful just for the processes that are present within the company.