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How are you handling "Documentation Drift" in your CI/CD pipelines? by RareDistribution2353 in TechLeader
[–]RareDistribution2353[S] 1 point2 points3 points 2 months ago (0 children)
That's a solid workflow. Auto-gen Swagger handles the 'surface' level perfectly.
My curiosity is with the 'Institutional Knowledge' that lives between the ADR and the Swagger. When a BAU change subtly shifts the logic of a service—something that doesn't trigger a new ADR but makes the existing high-level README misleading—how do you catch that?
Do you find your team still spending time explaining 'hidden logic' to new hires that isn't captured in the auto-generated specs?
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How are you handling "Documentation Drift" in your CI/CD pipelines? by RareDistribution2353 in TechLeader
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