Yeah, my point was more about that even if you have that kind of environment, it is not as helpful as you might think.

IMO this kinda of dogfooding is a replacement for good QA and good prioritization. Things only get fixed because a developer that is also a user is annoyed is not a recipe for quality.

The software I work on is not even "for developers", it is more consumer-grade software that many within the company happen to use.