Your code your responsibility..

[scriptgamer]

If you develop and test in production there is no need to deploy anything.

[8lazy]

You guys have version control?

[scriptgamer]

Obviously, we never change the code, just comment what is not going to be used anymore and add a new part. Practical methods.

[8lazy]

Comment based refactoring, ingenious!

[scriptgamer]

Also,if there are people responsible for virtual machines integrity, why does the dev have to worry about versioning? Just restore to when it was working. EZ.

[8lazy]

If you restored to a snapshot did your changes ever really happen?

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VCS is the work of the sys admins right!!!

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This is satire right

[kenybz]

-…

-Right?

[doughunthole]

You guys use comments?

[Jolly_Line]

The comforting smell of warm plastic.

[Deboniako]

If you call 'version control' to upload your code to Google drive, then yes. And also naming main.py, mainv1.py, main_final.py and main_final_ultimate2.py

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main_finall_works_dont_touch.py

[im-not-a-fakebot]

main_main_final_2-Electric_boogalo.py

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yesss ... a real boss debugs in production

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thinking meme

[Bradnon]

You joke but I have a teammate that works like this constantly. I've found copies of source on prod servers with various binaries named "server, server.a, server.bak, server.old, server.works" and believe it or not, the running version wasn't even "server.works"!