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by cschiller
605 days ago
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Thanks for your thoughtful response! Agree that digging into the root cause of a failure, especially in complex microservice setups, can be incredibly time-consuming. Regarding writing robust e2e tests, I think it really depends on the team's experience and the organization’s setup. We’ve found that in some organizations—particularly those with large, fast-moving engineering teams—test creation and maintenance can still be a bottleneck due to the flakiness of their e2e tests. For example, we’ve seen an e-commerce team with 150+ mobile engineers struggle to keep their functional tests up-to-date while the company was running copy and marketing experiments. Another team in the food delivery space faced issues where unrelated changes in webviews caused their e2e tests to fail, making it impossible to run tests in a production-like system. Our goal is to help free up that time so that teams can focus on solving bigger challenges, like the debugging problems you’ve mentioned. |
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