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Some production systems are unique or expensive enough that emulating/virtualizing a setup in development is a large enough effort that it's cheaper to punt the
by bdcravens 1y ago
Some production systems are unique or expensive enough that emulating/virtualizing a setup in development is a large enough effort that it's cheaper to punt the observation and correction of environment-specific bugs to production.
- jamesfinlayson 1y agoUnfortunately yes - I had an issue last week with posting some data to an endpoint - all looked fine in dev of course, so I went to the prod logs and found that there was an issue with the logging. Turns out the logging was generating JSON using a library that didn't properly generate JSON if the output was multiple MB. Trying to replicate in dev then turned out to be a monumental pain because Java has not huge limits on static strings.