No, it should interrupt the team which owns that area of the codebase. If you're having an issue due to Postgres indexing, what value is there in pulling someone away from writing React.js hooks?
If your answer is "By making it painful, you force the problem to get solved." that is incorrect for the same reason that "If you throw a person into a 10-meter-deep lake, you force them to swim" is incorrect.
No, it should interrupt the team which owns that area of the codebase. If you're having an issue due to Postgres indexing, what value is there in pulling someone away from writing React.js hooks?
If your answer is "By making it painful, you force the problem to get solved." that is incorrect for the same reason that "If you throw a person into a 10-meter-deep lake, you force them to swim" is incorrect.