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> No reasonable company pipes stuff directly to prod I’ve definitely worked at places where the time gap between code merge and prod deployment is less than an
by bitmasher9 2y ago
> No reasonable company pipes stuff directly to prod
I’ve definitely worked at places where the time gap between code merge and prod deployment is less than an hour, and no human QA process occurs before code is servicing customers. This approach has risks and rewards, and is one of many reasonable approaches.
- stcroixx 2y agoYes, I've worked on small teams of highly experienced people where code reviews may only happen a couple times a year for the purpose of knowledge transfer. This is how I've seen it work on what I would consider the most critical and best performing code I've been exposed to. High volume, high stakes stuff in finance and health care.