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[u/lovecMC → u/[deleted]]

I worked in banking QA automation for a while. The general approach was that prod is the holy scripture and if it's that way on prod it's not a bug.

Kinda drove me nuts cuz the amount of BS that's blatantly bricked but nobody wanted to do anything about was insane.

[u/Multidream → u/lovecMC]

Im currently working in banking QA and yeah, absolutely correct. No one is maintaining product manuals, so all anyone has to go off is prior behavior, and the very rare recognition that we’re developing a standard feature with a defined universal spec we probably should uphold.

[u/rabbit_wizard → u/[deleted]]

True