This typo sparked a Microsoft Azure outage
Azure DevOps has tests to catch such issues, but according to Mattingly, the errant code only runs under certain conditions and thus isn't well covered under existing tests. Those conditions, presumably, require the presence of a database snapshot that is old enough to be caught by the deletion script.
The data has all been recovered, but it took more than ten hours. There are several reasons for that, said Mattingly. Another reason is that the databases had different backup configurations: some were configured for Zone-redundant backup and others were set up for the more recent Geo-zone-redundant backup. Reconciling this mismatch added many hours to the recovery process.
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