> So please
No one has ever said ”please” to me in release instructions. Not that I miss it, I would find it weird.
Claude Code does our releases now
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Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#12> less manual work is always better. Why do your releases involve non negligible manual work? > We release 1-3 times per week. If I were a customer, I would be concerned by this statement. Having an amateurish deployment strategy is one thing, but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues.
> but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues.
curious why would it imply that.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#13> So please: > 1. Check if there exists a release PR already. When you check, do not grep, just list ALL PRs. Why would you make AI do this when you can just do it with an api call or git. Does the author not know that there is a chance that it won't actuall list ALL PRs just because he put that in all caps? we have lost our collective minds that this person is proudly publishing this stupidity to the world. i hate t…
> can we pls ban these coders from the industry :(
No, as these coders are what will ensure the rest of us will have a nice gravy train in 5 years.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#14> less manual work is always better. Why do your releases involve non negligible manual work? > We release 1-3 times per week. If I were a customer, I would be concerned by this statement. Having an amateurish deployment strategy is one thing, but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues.
The cadence of releases is not related to quality. There will always be variances depending on the codebase involved and organisational constraints and product velocities. I could easily say that more frequent or less frequent releases are also a cause for concern.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#15> less manual work is always better. Why do your releases involve non negligible manual work? > We release 1-3 times per week. If I were a customer, I would be concerned by this statement. Having an amateurish deployment strategy is one thing, but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues.
> but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues. curious why would it imply that.
why not have CI?
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#16> less manual work is always better. Why do your releases involve non negligible manual work? > We release 1-3 times per week. If I were a customer, I would be concerned by this statement. Having an amateurish deployment strategy is one thing, but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues.
> but your release cadence implies low confidence and quality issues. curious why would it imply that.
Why would a startup CTO choose to deploy a couple of times a week with a Claude script instead of implementing basic CI/CD? He makes it sound like he's running a clusterfuck and he isn't qualified for the job.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#17This is a fine example of a process you really want to be deterministic being automated using something that is definitely not.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#18> So please: > 1. Check if there exists a release PR already. When you check, do not grep, just list ALL PRs. Why would you make AI do this when you can just do it with an api call or git. Does the author not know that there is a chance that it won't actuall list ALL PRs just because he put that in all caps? we have lost our collective minds that this person is proudly publishing this stupidity to the world. i hate t…
>can we pls ban these coders from the industry
This is the main problem with AI, we can no longer distinguish bad coders/managers because they use AI heavily and which can say knowledgeable things at times while having no idea on what they are doing.
I now say things that will not make sense to a good coders (like saying the steps out of order), to find out such people.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#19Note the "10 Apr" date, so this precedes the availability of Codex and Jules, which are both quite good.
Re: Claude Code does our releases now
#20Letting AI do releases is a very very bad practice.