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Who are 1, 2 and 3?
by Implicated 8y ago
Who are 1, 2 and 3?
- tylerhou 8y agoTest accounts which ended up getting deleted before (presumably) auth worked.
- hawkice 8y agoHoly smokes I just had flashbacks to working at a place that tested things in production and ended up with a couple of these production-db IDs in the code. Shudders
- pavel_lishin 8y agoYour codebase only has a couple?
- hawkice 8y agoYou're already hitting a database, you can add a column for whatever information you want. I've heard people are spooked by having too many columns, but more spooked than having essentially untestable production IDs in their code? No thanks.
- beobab 8y agoI remember one place I worked, someone released code which only returned data permissions for the test user (id 5).
- anticensor 8y agofbid 1 is former zuck. fbid 2 is Facebook itself (the software, not the Facebook's own page in FB). fbid 3 is yet another former test account.