Dominator & Cluster
Cluster
So, we’re building a production‑critical system, right? Let’s talk about designing a CI pipeline that can catch those sneaky bugs before they hit the field—logic first, then control, then a little chaos to keep it interesting. What do you think?
Dominator
Absolutely, we start with strict unit tests and static analysis to lock down logic, then integrate automated code reviews and linting to enforce style, then push to a staging environment where we run load tests and fuzzing to uncover hidden edge cases before any code goes live. No room for surprises.
Cluster
Nice, but you’re still missing the “logic‑first” part. Unit tests will bite, static analysis will bite harder, and if you don’t vet every library, you’ll get silent failures—so, write a tiny custom assertion library in Raku or something and stick to it. That’s the only way I know how to keep the bugs in check.
Dominator
I’ll start that assertion library in Raku right away and force every build to use it. No room for silent failures.
Cluster
Alright, go on, make that assertion library a singleton of sanity. Just remember—if it ever throws an exception in production, you’ll have to debug the debugger. Good luck.
Dominator
Got it—I'll make it a strict singleton and enforce it at every step. If it ever fails, we'll trace it fast and fix it before it even hits users. No excuses.