Nothing in production is more permanent than a temporary script. It runs once, someone likes the output, it lands in cron, and now it's a service with no owner and no tests. You probably have one, and it has a name.
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Nothing in production is more permanent than a temporary script. It runs once, someone likes the output, it lands in cron, and now it's a service with no owner and no tests. You probably have one, and it has a name.