Where I work we make relatively small PRs and deploy to production tens of times per day.
We do that, sort of. Obviously we're not PR'ing to get things in to production. Changes go through QA, Staging, UAT, etc first. The final point is that they go to prod though, and if a few hours of changes end up queued to all go at once that's fine.
If not seeing a change in production for a few hours counts as "a nightmare" for you then I certainly don't envy you. That must be incredibly stressful. How do you do good work under that amount of pressure?
We do that, sort of. Obviously we're not PR'ing to get things in to production. Changes go through QA, Staging, UAT, etc first. The final point is that they go to prod though, and if a few hours of changes end up queued to all go at once that's fine.
If not seeing a change in production for a few hours counts as "a nightmare" for you then I certainly don't envy you. That must be incredibly stressful. How do you do good work under that amount of pressure?