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Feeling your pain right now. I have a service running in go that runs in multiple machines and this will keep me busy for the night. Worst is that I can't have a sysadmin do the whole process. Now QA has to sign off on it... It's no wonder things stay broken for a long time. It is a lotnif work. Sorry for the rant. :)

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Isn't that what automation tools are for?

You can't blindly trust automated tools. They also don't replace protocol.

That's why you write tests. Not that always works either, but it's not like a qa team of point and clixkers running over a manual set of those same tests will always get it right.

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