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sebazzz | 20 days ago

> it turned out that the version in source control wasn't the version running in production and it would have been quite a lot of work to reverse engineer the production version

When I started at my work, a previous software dev with practices more like a mechanic than a software dev didn't use tags and all binaries deployed to production were always the default version 1.0.0.0 of the C# project templates in Visual Studio. To make matters worse, variants of the software were just copy pasted in CVS with their core code checked in as binaries and not their original C# projects. Fun times finding out what actually ran on production, and patching anything in it!

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