Currently I do not fail the build if the E2E tests fail. So far, I haven't been worried about deploying something that's broken and I didn't want to hold up a d

Currently I do not fail the build if the E2E tests fail. So far, I haven't been worried about deploying something that's broken and I didn't want to hold up a deploy because I accidentally busted something for the 0 users who expect things to be working. I’m having trouble forming the words for how I feel about an apparently influential author promoting the sort of Rube Goldbergesque overcomplection in the rest of the article, while downplaying the single piece of value this CI pipeline could be delivering.