Seed data is lacking A third party service was faulty "It's documented in Confluence" A QA would've caught this Requirements changed Deploys are slow "It's a feature, not a bug" The staging environment is shared Unmerged PR to fix this We were notified of this issue by a customer The relevant test was commented out [new tech] would fix this The logs did not show an error There were no logs Type checking would've caught this AWS services are different between environments Microservice communication issues The developer responsible went on holiday "That's on the backlog" The documentation was out of date Feature branch deploys Package update broke things in prod Time pressures (imagined or otherwise) Low code coverage blamed Seed data is lacking A third party service was faulty "It's documented in Confluence" A QA would've caught this Requirements changed Deploys are slow "It's a feature, not a bug" The staging environment is shared Unmerged PR to fix this We were notified of this issue by a customer The relevant test was commented out [new tech] would fix this The logs did not show an error There were no logs Type checking would've caught this AWS services are different between environments Microservice communication issues The developer responsible went on holiday "That's on the backlog" The documentation was out of date Feature branch deploys Package update broke things in prod Time pressures (imagined or otherwise) Low code coverage blamed
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Seed data is lacking
A third party service was faulty
"It's documented in Confluence"
A QA would've caught this
Requirements changed
Deploys are slow
"It's a feature, not a bug"
The staging environment is shared
Unmerged PR to fix this
We were notified of this issue by a customer
The relevant test was commented out
[new tech] would fix this
The logs did not show an error
There were no logs
Type checking would've caught this
AWS services are different between environments
Microservice communication issues
The developer responsible went on holiday
"That's on the backlog"
The documentation was out of date
Feature branch deploys
Package update broke things in prod
Time pressures (imagined or otherwise)
Low code coverage blamed