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A bit frustrated with my team and CSS
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passive aggressive email
let qa bust them
collective email reminder to the whole team not to edit the base class, variation of #1
fix it yourself and say nothing, snitches get stitches
snitch
create a copy of the base further down so it just overwrites their changes -- I forget if this works, maybe make a copy above too just to cover your angles
ask them to find the bugs in someone else's commits and see if they fix their own shit
lol.
Also, I guess it's a variant of #7: Tell them that their code has caused bugs in existing code and ask them to fix it.
You seem to have a specific set of goals in mind. Please share what those goals are.
Oh, this is like a buffet. Pick and choose. Don't worry about the conditions back in the kitchen or how we passed our last inspection by wheeling all the expired food out to the dumpster temporarily.