To an extent, I think this is still on the dev. Don't declare your feature done when the bare minimum of works on my machine when I squint is done. One of my fi

To an extent, I think this is still on the dev. Don't declare your feature done when the bare minimum of works on my machine when I squint is done. One of my first managers taught me this lesson, the feature isn't done when you're done coding, it's done when you've jumped through all the other hoops too, and it's actually live and ready to use. That includes stuff like tests, review, qa, and in this context, making sure it's performant. Agreeing to cut corners to meet an unrealistic deadline very much is on the dev.