+1 here too. The situation always comes up after some kind of fucked up acquisition. Nothing like inheriting an entire code base built on someone else's stack w

+1 here too. The situation always comes up after some kind of fucked up acquisition. Nothing like inheriting an entire code base built on someone else's stack when all the original developers decided to quit or were laid off. Ancient versions of Python and Java, deployment done by pull and pray. Multiple versions of the same service in different places because they were half way through some modernization when it all came to an end. Fun stuff. Getting your bearings fast is a real skill.