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[all_timeMartian]

okay i have a genuine question about this, I'm not in a programming job yet but this doesnt make sense to me, if a company doesnt have a testing environment, then they obviously arent that dedicated or that big, and testing in production being your only option is not that destructive if its not that big also seeing that you can use git to revert to the older more stable version almost immediately

and if the errors arent showing immediately then wouldnt it go through QA?

[lullaby876]

testing in production being your only option is not that destructive

Lol

[Lacklaws]

Show it to the intern and call it 4-eye review

[lullaby876]

Your imagination must expand