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Testing vs Prod
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My latest project runs on a VM I use vscode's ssh editing feature on. I edit the only copy of the file in existence (I have made no backup and there is no version control) and then I restart the systems service.
So what if I mess it up? Big deal. The discord bot goes down for a few minutes and I fix it.
Same goes for the machine configs. Ideally the machines are stable, the critical ones get backups, and if they aren't stable then I suppose the best way to fix it would be in prod ( my VMs run debian, they're stable).