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Ah, yes that clarifies a problem I've had trouble with too. I work with a complicated framework, and I often end up having to explain why a seemingly simple cha
by greenshackle2 10y ago
Ah, yes that clarifies a problem I've had trouble with too. I work with a complicated framework, and I often end up having to explain why a seemingly simple change to x is actually complicated, even if I'm looking at the code for doing x right now and could trivially make the change.
x is at the bottom of a framework, the top of which I didn't code or fully understand, so I'm not sure exactly who's calling this code under what conditions - I have to read and analyse an edifice of code to make sure the change is safe. Or just do the change and hope the integrated tests catch any breakage.