Imagine a situation: just before a release, you find a bug that causes a feature to work incorrectly. You can't delay the release, but you understand that something is wrong. What would you do in such a situation?

In a situation where a bug is found before a release but delaying the release is not possible, it is important to minimize negative impact on users and the team:

• Assess the severity of the bug and its impact on key functionality.
• If the bug is not critical, a release can be made with a known limitation, but the issue must be documented and support team informed.
• If the bug is critical but fixing it requires time, temporarily disable the problematic feature or add a feature flag to deactivate it for users.
• Simultaneously start working on a fix to release a patch as soon as possible.
• Ensure communication with stakeholders: managers, clients, support.

The main goal is not to hide the problem but to manage risks and expectations, ensuring transparency and quick response.