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And it's December 31st.. Still shocked by how many times I see a year rollover go bad.
by bonedangle 6y ago
And it's December 31st..
Still shocked by how many times I see a year rollover go bad.
- unilynx 6y agoEven before the rollover it get's bad. I had a CI failure on 31 December 2018 for code which worked fine on 31 December 2017, because it was the first time for that code to have Dec 31 in week 1 of the next year. And last year someone else's code failed on 30 December 2019, so I had a pretty good idea where to look. Still need to fix a bug in code written only yesteryear because the 1st of July wasn't on a Monday this year, but I decided to snooze that test failure ... it'll work fine again in 9 years.