This is how I like to debug but it can be done at different levels too per this article.

I see some echoes here

In these situations a good manager is what makes the difference; some will fold to the pressure in the hopes that being a "team player" will get them brownie points from leadership (it wont), and some will stick up for their team out of decency and hoping it will get them brownie points from their colleagues (it will).

Story shared about the difference in management between US and Japanese culture

An essential read (that I need to do)

I should have shared no.1 when I did my presentation.

In Ruby, the bundle update command does something similar. You could incorporate these tools into your CI/CD process, and have a test outright fail if a dependency is outdated, thus forcing you to upgrade a package before your app can be deployed.

Amen!

Here's a recap of how you should be spending your day at work:

9:00AM-3:30PM: Start by reading your checkpoint notes from the day before so you can get started immediately, then work normally.

3:30PM-4:45PM: Continue on existing task, if you’re finished then transition to small tasks and planning.

4:45PM-5:00PM: Checkpoint your work, then leave your office.

5:00PM-…: Whatever you want to do.

TL;DR How to reach the zero inbox zenitude... for your brain