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Faster, more efficient systems for finding and fixing regressions
Every workday, Facebook engineers commit thousands of diffs which is a change consisting of one or more files into production. This code velocity allows us to rapidly ship new features, deliver bug fixes and optimizations, and run experiments. However, a natural downside to moving quickly in
Engineering at Meta Faster, more efficient systems for finding and fixing regressions The goal of Fix Fast is to reduce the effort required to fix regressions by improving engineers' experience and moving detection upstream.
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