Actually this is what they are defending against: "dozens of bugs and countless hours of debugging time as people accidentally omit deleted_at IS NULL from production and analytical queries."
Those queries could be raw SQL or from different ORMs and applications, maybe written without a full understanding of the database.
However the claim is not substantiated: how many bugs of that type did they had before?
Those queries could be raw SQL or from different ORMs and applications, maybe written without a full understanding of the database.
However the claim is not substantiated: how many bugs of that type did they had before?