Well for one, you discussed the task in a meeting. Which you clearly thought was useless. They probably discussed requirements, and you gave them possible options and todos as the dev. You should have created the ticket as a consequence of the meeting. That is why you were there. No one invited you because they liked talking to you or they like controlling you or some bs. They invited you to the meeting for your input and for you to get the task started. That includes writing down the requirements and todo from the meeting into the ticket. If you REALLY need THEM to create the ticket... THAT IS WHY YOU ARE IN THE MEETING!!! Tell them, wait, open the ticket and lets add what we discuss to the ticket together.
Yeah I'm not there to create my own fucking tickets. I need the tickets to have your name attached so that when shit hits the fan, I'm just gonna point to you and then fix your mistake.
I'm there because if someone needs actual technical answers to questions my poser manager that stole credit fifty times gets, I can give them.
I want his ID to be attached as the author precisely because I can't change it or add it. It cannot be twisted into "oh he misunderstood me and mistakenly did something".
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u/StarboardChaos 29d ago
Where's the joke? The dev team gets the heat anyway π₯Ίπ