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> If you need 4 hours to fix a yaml file Yes, recognizing a bug, investigating it, sourcing it to a yaml file, finding the offending line, fixing it and testin
by viklove 7y ago
> If you need 4 hours to fix a yaml file
Yes, recognizing a bug, investigating it, sourcing it to a yaml file, finding the offending line, fixing it and testing it, and getting the fix merged up probably took me a minimum of 2 hours, and I had to do it at least twice.
You just handwave away every argument that is brought against you, without actually thinking about what you're saying or if it's even true. You're the worst type of engineer.
- mixmastamyk 7y agoYeah, the worst type, who has never faced/complained about/belabored whitespace issues in over twenty years. Because they are shown trivially in any editor. As opposed to the hysterical type who needs hours to fix a text file.