Yep. If you have written production grade software at real companies, you know that the moment you make that new commit (even if 1 liner change), you are now ready to accept that it could break something. yes you can do your unit tests, integration test, User Acceptance Tests and what not. But every code change = new possible bug that you may not be able to catch until it occurs to a customer.
Whenever I hear a developer say "I never ship buggy code", I am always cautious to dig in more and understand what they mean by that.
Whenever I hear a developer say "I never ship buggy code", I am always cautious to dig in more and understand what they mean by that.