Bash? No. Try to fix? Absolutely.
Ever watch a friend slowly slip away? They change from something you knew to something unrecognizable. You have to at least try to do something about it.
Ever watch a friend slowly slip away? They change from something you knew to something unrecognizable. You have to at least try to do something about it.
The introduction - and then pervasiveness - of unit tests was one such change that basically took over Google culture despite the ambivalence of the founders. People found they could simply move faster when they had confidence in their code, they started sharing the knowledge of how to write better tests, and eventually it simply became the accepted thing to do. (Interestingly, the testing intergrouplet failed several times before they struck on a bottom-up approached that worked. As with everything, persistence is important inside big companies too.)