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What is the worst IT setup you have seen at a company?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2024
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Source control relying on 2 folders: dev/test and production. Git was prohibited due to the possibility of seeing the history of who did what. Which made sense in a twisted way since a previous boss used to single out people who made mistakes and harras them
When you lift up the red flag and there are more red flags underneath.
In every small problem are many large problems that want to come out.
Just share a git user, come on. Have everyone check in under the same name "development" or whatever, but no version control whatsoever?