Exactly. I mean, I understand that 45+ minutes to deploy something that takes less than a minute to build is obnoxious, but the pipeline is not always there to only build the app. Deploying in 10 seconds means no safeguards and that you can send broken code to production. And pipelines are about automation too. Having a sane pipeline that will check formatting, linting, test, build and deploy quickly to a server is not that hard.
Well, if you don't care for production being down for a couple of minutes, fine, do the "10 second deployment". But, at least for me, even in really small projects, it doesn't make any sense.
Indeed. Same goes for perceived 'slowness'. At the point where you're deploying to production, it should already be fire-and-forget; your local development, tests, acceptance or whatever else you have should already have been done. There is no "gee I wonder what this looks like once deployed". Or at least, there shouldn't be... (another red flag for the 10 second crowd)
