Maksym

senior software engineer, sometimes intentionally. distributed systems, random thoughts, and anything else that piques my interest.

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The years we've spent optimizing software delivery for SPEED.

Install the latest version.
Merge automatically.
Deploy immediately.

But supply chain attacks are serving to remind us that sometimes the safest automation is...

to wait.

A dependency cooldown of three days can even be a security measure.

Perhaps "latest" isn't always "best."

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@yesadok So true