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It doesn’t take a day to do it. It doesn’t even take a day with refactoring. But add in writing the tests, running through QA, code review, getting release appr
by moomin 2y ago
It doesn’t take a day to do it. It doesn’t even take a day with refactoring. But add in writing the tests, running through QA, code review, getting release approval &c &c and almost anything can take a day.
- simonw 2y agoRight. I don't think adding an HTML link has nearly that much organizational overhead either.
- cableshaft 2y agoIt would at the client I'm working for. Nothing hits Production without going through code review, getting UX approval, testing by QA, UAT testing and approval by product managers, running the automated test suite for the entire application (which takes several hours by itself) to make sure nothing else is failing for any reason, and running through various pipelines. Except maybe a couple of desperately needed hotfixes that process has never taken less than a full day. Doesn't matter if it's a one line code change (some of my bug fixes have been exactly that). And often it takes longer because it can take some departments a while to get around to their part of it as they have other things they're working on for other features and tasks as well.