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Meh, these are just examples of the inability to correctly root cause issues. There is a good lesson in here about the real cause being lack of testing (the tea
by kortilla 2y ago
Meh, these are just examples of the inability to correctly root cause issues. There is a good lesson in here about the real cause being lack of testing (the teammate’s DOM change should have never merged) and lack of monitoring (upstream mail provider failure should have been setting off alerts a long time ago).
The changes only had adjacency to the causes and that’s super common on any system that has a few core pieces of functionality.
I think the core lesson here is that if you can’t fully explain the root cause, you haven’t found the real reason, even if it seems related.
- DJBunnies 2y agoYeah why did he rebase unreleased code? And the “right” RC only has to be right enough to solve the issue.