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Think of it as the scripts that run on CI/CD actions running unit tests. If a unit test fails, the test artifacts are uploaded to an artifact repository, and th
by foobarian 1y ago
Think of it as the scripts that run on CI/CD actions running unit tests. If a unit test fails, the test artifacts are uploaded to an artifact repository, and then, get this - the test runner instance is destroyed! But we don't think of that as unusual or nefarious.
- lexicality 1y agoThat's because typically the test runner hasn't just crashed into another test runner at full highway speed
- smallpipe 1y agoNo one dies when your unit test fails. Different stakes, different practices, what are all the Tesla apologists smoking here?
- Ambroisie 1y agoI don't think you can equate CI/CD unit tests and killing humans with 2 tons of metal.
- foobarian 1y agoAnd yet, that's what you get when your software org comes from that kind of devops culture. And here we are
- ndsipa_pomu 1y agoThat's a particularly unhelpful analogy. Car telemetry is linked to real world physical objects and real human suffering, whereas CI/CD actions may be linked to the happiness of a project manager etc.