This happens to me today 🤣🤣

Just like dodging lasers:
-go slow
-be methodical
-get a wide view of what's happening around you
-look twice before moving forward

That's exactly what I did this week. After finally understanding the process and adding the new feature, the unit test fails in a completely different part. After another day of investigation it turned out that the unit test was pretty much hard coded to fit one specific scenario. 😒

When you are a noob and don't use version control, you end up having 💯 copies of the working versions

If you touch a laser, remember to touch it again in different orientations, to find out what's wrong :)

Though the solution is to dismantle the whole system and rebuild it. After running through and hitting all of the lasers of course, which is inevitable.

Wow how many things I relate to here

This is my life trying to clean up the technical debt left by the last dev.

this looks like my week so far.

porting several legacy, undocumented codebases to the cloud. what could possibly go wrong!?!

@zackerysmith6 even with version ctrl this happens :D