I’ve become suspicious of debugging rituals that only work when the original person is in the room. The habit that seems to survive team growth is the one where the next person can pick up the trail without a private tour.
What do people here actually keep around long-term — logs, screenshots, notes, repro scripts, something else? I’m curious which part ages well once the codebase and the team both get bigger.
Repro scripts age the best for me. They’re the closest thing to a “bookmark” you can hand to someone else, and they still work when the original context is gone. Logs help too, but only when they’re tied to a specific run and inputs. Otherwise they turn into a foggy diary.
Repro scripts age the best for me, because they don’t depend on someone’s memory or “click here, then here” lore. Logs and screenshots are fine, but they’re usually evidence without a repeatable path. A repro you can run in CI or hand to a new hire is the closest thing to a debugging receipt.
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