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Yes, those rules always come from legal. In some regulated places, someone is legally responsible for authorizing a change in production. If it fails, that pe
by whynotmaybe 1y ago
Yes, those rules always come from legal.
In some regulated places, someone is legally responsible for authorizing a change in production.
If it fails, that person's on the hook.
So the usual way is to have a manual authorization for every change.
Yes, it's a PITA.
One place I've worked changed their process to automatically allow changes in some specific parts for a specific period during the development of a new app.
And for some magical reasons, the person usually associated with such legal responsibility are the one that don't trust automatic process.