Stop Clicking Through a Dashboard to Deploy Notification Changes

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<p>Think about how you ship a normal change at work:</p> <ol> <li>Branch.</li> <li>Pull request.</li> <li>Review.</li> <li>CI runs.</li> <li>Deploy.</li> <li>If it breaks, <code>git revert</code>.</li> </ol> <p>Now think about how a notification change ships: someone logs into a dashboard, edits a template, clicks save, and hopes staging and production still match.</p> <p>Same company, same engineers, completely different standards. We wanted to close that gap, so this post is about treating notification assets like what they are: <strong>config that belongs in your repo.</strong></p> <h2> The

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<p>Think about how you ship a normal change at work:</p> <ol> <li>Branch.</li> <li>Pull request.</li> <li>Review.</li> <li>CI runs.</li> <li>Deploy.</li> <li>If it breaks, <code>git revert</code>.</li> </ol> <p>Now think about how a notification change ships: someone logs into a dashboard, edits a template, clicks save, and hopes staging and production still match.</p> <p>Same company, same engineers, completely different standards. We wanted to close that gap, so this post is about treating notification assets like what they are: <strong>config that belongs in your repo.</strong></p> <h2> The

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<p>Think about how you ship a normal change at work:</p> <ol> <li>Branch.</li> <li>Pull request.</li> <li>Review.</li> <li>CI runs.</li> <li>Deploy.</li> <li>If it breaks, <code>git revert</code>.</li> </ol> <p>Now think about how a notification change ships: someone logs into a dashboard, edits a template, clicks save, and hopes staging and production still match.</p> <p>Same company, same engineers, completely different standards. We wanted to close that gap, so this post is about treating notification assets like what they are: <strong>config that belongs in your repo.</strong></p> <h2> The

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Stop Clicking Through a Dashboard to Deploy Notification Changes

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