-If you're aiming for high level developer jobs or a job at one of the FAANGs, well, they don't require a CS degree but they often do require that you know most of the things that a CS degree would teach you to be successful.
-If you're aiming for an average (or below) job just cranking out websites or backends, well, currently you don't need a CS degree because they tend to be pretty rote. People have been successful in the past getting jobs without a degree. Will the future be like the past? Long enough for you to get your career launched? Long enough that you remain competitive for enough time to earn enough to retire? Only you can answer that question. (By the way, have you heard that an extended recession is likely real soon now, meaning there will be lots of unemployed developers competing for jobs?)
-The software developer career path requires literally a lifetime of continuous learning just to keep up with changes in technology and changes in tools and frameworks. If you're highly self-motivated to study, you have a better chance of succeeding without a CS degree.