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As your examples indicate, one reason it's a bad production metric is that it's a reasonable measure of the burden carried by the maintainers of the codebase. T
by rented_mule 3y ago
As your examples indicate, one reason it's a bad production metric is that it's a reasonable measure of the burden carried by the maintainers of the codebase. The production metric point of view classifies code as an asset. It's closer to the truth to view the functionality as an asset, and the code itself as a liability.