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You can try, though - and demonstrate that you did. I've seen bugs that would have been trivially caught if the software had been run even one time - so it was
by commandlinefan 5y ago
You can try, though - and demonstrate that you did. I've seen bugs that would have been trivially caught if the software had been run even one time - so it was clear that the software had never been run even one time.
- ohwellhere 5y agoThis is my favorite. Doesn't even compile, or crashes immediately, and yet... it's somehow in a PR.
- klyrs 5y agoI've done that. Spend days testing a patch, getting everything just right. Then, as you're doing final touchup, you introduce a syntax error with a wrong keystroke and fail to notice before pushing to the PR branch. But, of course, this is why we use CI.
- gitgrump 5y agoI've had "senior engineers" and engineering directors submit PRs that just flat out don't work. Like, I ran a minimum working example and it just... didn't work. I swear to God, some people are actually professionally negligent at this point.