... kill switch on my own app And honestly every app should have this. Right after pushing the new update, I wanted to test it like a normal user. Very soon I spotted a bug. Because of a concurrency issue, some users who already had a username assigned could sometimes see the picker again and sometimes not. That s the worst kind of bug. It works. Until it doesn t. Completely random. Pure luck depending on what runs first ... ... into maintenance mode . Everyone sees a simple screen, no interaction, until it s fixed. Not fun but way better than letting users run into broken logic. I always knew I d mess something up eventually This time it was concurrency

... kill switch on my own app And honestly every app should have this. Right after pushing the new update, I wanted to test it like a normal user. Very soon I spotted a bug. Because of a concurrency issue, some users who already had a username assigned could sometimes see the picker again and sometimes not. That s the worst kind of bug. It works. Until it doesn t. Completely random. Pure luck depending on what runs first ... ... into maintenance mode . Everyone sees a simple screen, no interaction, until it s fixed. Not fun but way better than letting users run into broken logic. I always knew I d mess something up eventually This time it was concurrency

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