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First you have a bug in your javascript somewhere. I use a real mouse and if I scroll to the bottom of the page via the scroll wheel it jerks me back up a few p
by gfodor 14y ago
First you have a bug in your javascript somewhere. I use a real mouse and if I scroll to the bottom of the page via the scroll wheel it jerks me back up a few pixels.
Second, as others have mentioned, I loaded this page, scanned for a few seconds, and still really had no idea wtf Squash was.
Finally, this phrase: "Squash uses git blame to figure out whose fault it was" is really terrible. This assumes that someone is at "fault" for introducing a bug. Not all software organizations embrace this concept and instead consider bugs being introduced as a team-wide or process failure, and do not make a point to assign blame to defects to individuals. Be careful not to shoehorn your own views of methodology into your marketing.
- riscfuture2 14y agoFixed up the marketing page. It isn't about blame, it's about finding one person (and only one person) who is likely to be able to fix the bug or at least know who to delegate the bug to. The workflow is around reducing signal to noise, so that if you get an email from Squash, it's something you need to take action on. Either fix the bug or find someone who can. That's why it always tries to find one person to give responsibility to.