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The Hotfix Pipeline Trap: How Emergency Fixes Became Your Release Strategy I used to be proud of our hotfix pipeline. We could push a fix to production in under ten minutes. No meetings. No approvals. Just a branch, a quick review, and a deploy. It felt like a superpower. We were fast. We were responsive. We were heroes. Then I realized we weren’t fast. We were just…
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I used to be proud of our hotfix pipeline.
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We could push a fix to production in under ten minutes.
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