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Oh yeah. I absolutely agree. The answer from management (or even your direct dev manager) is “we should log more”. It absolutely doesn’t matter how much you’re
by eddythompson80 2y ago
Oh yeah. I absolutely agree. The answer from management (or even your direct dev manager) is “we should log more”. It absolutely doesn’t matter how much you’re logging because there is always gonna be a drill-down question you can’t answer. “log more” is almost always the answer. At my current work we’re at a place where every function call has boilerplate of
func someBullshitFunction() {
logger.info(“started”);
defer performance.Meausure(“someBullshitFunction”)
…
}
- temporallobe 2y agoThere are definitely frameworks, languages features, and libraries that reduce the need for such tedious and redundant boilerplate code.
- eddythompson80 2y agoTrue, but how often do you get to change your company’s/team’s/product’s entire framework/language/library because you got an ask vs “ok, just bolt on this call whenever you’re doning I/O”