[999900000999]

Was this a typo situation or a bad process thing ?

Back when I did website QA Automation I'd manually check the website at the end of my day. Nothing extensive, just looking at the homepage for piece of mind.

Once a senior engineer decided to bypass all of our QA, deploy and took down prod. Fun times.

[spike021]

Depending on how long someone's been in the industry it's more a question of if, not when, an outage will occur due to someone deciding to push code haphazardly.

At my first job one of my more senior team members would throw caution to the wind and deploy at 3pm or later on Fridays because he believed in shipping ASAP.

There were a couple times that those changes caused weekend incidents.

[MobiusHorizons]

I think you meant to write “when, not if” instead of “if, not when”

[spike021]

heh, probably. that's what I get for writing a comment while walking my dog.

[userbinator]

In these times, it could be "the AI did it".