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It's not. On the other end, I'd fully expect someone doing that producing : - 3 lines of fix - A comprehensive documentation of what happened here, how to diag
by C4stor 9y ago
It's not.
On the other end, I'd fully expect someone doing that producing :
- 3 lines of fix
- A comprehensive documentation of what happened here, how to diagnose it and track it down, and how to avoid it in the future, (ideally if the company supports it with an oral explanation to concerned teammates).
In the end, I'd be very skeptical of one month of work letting 3 LOC as the only tangible output too.
- zimpenfish 9y ago> A comprehensive documentation of what happened here, how to diagnose it and track it down, and how to avoid it in the future The problem and diagnostic conversations are documented in the JIRA ticket; the solution is documented in another ticket which "fixes" the first one (for abstruse internal reasons); and more commentary is provided in both the comments around my fix and my verbose commit message. (Also there's a whole bunch of angry Slack ranting about this issue but that probably doesn't count as "documentation".)
- C4stor 9y agoI never meant to say you did a bad job (looks like you certainly did a great one !), but just that a month of work typically leaves in the end, for good reasons, more than 3 LOC in "committed" (in the sense of accessible to the company as an asset in the long term) work, which was apparently the case for you too !
- zimpenfish 9y ago> leaves in the end, for good reasons, more than 3 LOC in "committed" work I suppose it depends what people mean by LOC. I guess my 3 LOC isn't actually just those 3 LOC. Definitely an interesting thing to think about at least. Ta!