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the difference between config and code is largely illusionary, so PHB is right: both can break things and need to be tested.
by brazzy 14y ago
the difference between config and code is largely illusionary, so PHB is right: both can break things and need to be tested.
- boyter 14y agoI would argue that in this case where it was designed like that from the beginning IE detailed as how the system works then there should be no issues. I did forget to mention it did go though a round of testing, which took less then 5 minutes to be verified as correct. It literally was 6 days of process wrapped around 10 minutes work.