First dev, seems like an honest mistake and not on them. They weren’t properly informed of the schema, and seniors signed off before the script was run.
Second dev - it happens, but this is why backups are crucially important, and always test the code before running it on prod, even if it’s a short script like this one.
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First dev, seems like an honest mistake and not on them. They weren’t properly informed of the schema, and seniors signed off before the script was run.
Second dev - it happens, but this is why backups are crucially important, and always test the code before running it on prod, even if it’s a short script like this one.
If you didn’t take prod down at least once in your career, are you even a developer?
I remember learning about operator precedence in SQL the hard way at 4pm on a Friday. I wasn’t popular.
At least not as bad as that one that let some LLM to control the server then get pissed at it when it deleted the production database theregister.com/…/replit_saastr_vibe_coding_incid…