@DuaneDibbley wrote:
@dfk_7677
I would be fine with 'we have communicated it to the team'. Because if they really do that, they would have to implement it (as it is simply straight forward improvement of the current situation with negligible effort on their end and virtually no negative on our end).
If they don't, then we would know for a fact that they don't care, despite their claims to the contrary.
No, it would just mean that they communicated it, not that they have to would implement it. An honest answer would be we will implement it till then or we won't implement it because reasons.
If they communicate it to the team, then the team has to discuss it, then they have to agree (if they do) and lastly they will need some time to implement it. Don't get me wrong, I believe it is something that should be implemented ASAP.