Not really a pattern. If it's in some new functionality it's probably a typo somewhere. Logs might be useful, but it's also common for something expected not to happen, this no logging. If possible by debugging/ looking into the database check if some of the assumptions done might be wrong. Maybe there's a clue in the git log. Has SRE changed anything? Time to maybe as some logging statements to check assumptions. When it was Clojure I could just as them on the fly, and inspect the data directly.. and then it turns out it was a typo after all, ouch.
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Not really a pattern. If it's in some new functionality it's probably a typo somewhere. Logs might be useful, but it's also common for something expected not to happen, this no logging. If possible by debugging/ looking into the database check if some of the assumptions done might be wrong. Maybe there's a clue in the git log. Has SRE changed anything? Time to maybe as some logging statements to check assumptions. When it was Clojure I could just as them on the fly, and inspect the data directly.. and then it turns out it was a typo after all, ouch.