🎶 Fixing production issues 🎶
🎶 Fixing production issues 🎶
🎶 In other people’s code! 🎶

Seriously, how am I still in a good mood when I have to deal with this?

I always chuck it up to, "if I don't laugh, I'd cry"

Plus, it's Ruby, so there's that to be happy about.

I love debugging other people's code. It's a completely different challenge to my day-to-day and so it feels more like a game.

But if fixing others shit is your day-to-day, it eventually turns into candy crush

To add a little more info to this, it’s a race condition in some JavaScript produced by a gem (with a >90% failure rate locally…), and the best solution I found was to replace some of it via regex scalpel. Yay for setTimeout.

I have no idea how anyone can release code like this.

It literally:
1) Includes external library
2) immediately uses something defined by that library
3) throws because that isn’t defined yet

JC GFJ

Sometimes, insanity just gets you, my dear. Then you just go with "oh, ok.. *switches to heavy metal channel*.."

I guess someone doesn’t understand async then lol. That’s pretty bad, hopefully this is from a junior

🎶 On production server 🎶

If only I could fix reproduction issues that easily.

Because may be you know for a fact that those bugs not caused by your code?

@johnmelodyme
Usually it just makes me angry because of how useless/lazy the other person is. idk

I like to grumble in a similar manner as long as I don’t have an asshole for a boss

i have nothing ontopic to say, i just wanted to feel the breeze of @Root after i noticed some sneaky upvotes from you and realized how sad i am they're no actual comments, but just upvotes...

@Midnight-shcode 🙁

@Midnight-shcode I also have nothing on topic to say I just picture root as being cute and like that you have a man crush on me lol