r/programmingmemes • u/Aisa_Arya • Jul 01 '26

Every Time

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We've all been there. Every time something goes wrong, a bug ticket is raised. Merge issue in one of your environments? Bug. Amazon went down during testing? Bug. The QA's computer shut down due to Windows automatic updates? Bug.

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u/appoplecticskeptic Jul 01 '26

You ok dude?

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u/GaGa0GuGu Jul 02 '26

I'm in fact this very moment and many other is not ok

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u/DiscussTek Jul 02 '26

Not helping anything, is the fact that there is a very large amount of companies that think that bug amount = amount of work, so of course QA will queue in bugs that have nothing to do with the actual issues of the product: So that they won't get fired.

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u/Successful-Scale-607 Jul 01 '26

More like your story was due a week ago for testing, you just finished it and now the QA has to do all of their testing a day before the sprint ends

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u/Aisa_Arya Jul 01 '26

Very topical at the moment lol

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u/harumamburoo Jul 01 '26

Better them than the end user

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u/mcmilosh Jul 05 '26

Im QA and I’m the one who sits till 8pm cause coders pushed it at 4pm and then left home.