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This, for what it's worth, is much more annoying to me than a bit of conversational flow. "Vaguebugging" is such a useful word that it is now noted for future
by unfocussed_mike 5y ago
This, for what it's worth, is much more annoying to me than a bit of conversational flow.
"Vaguebugging" is such a useful word that it is now noted for future use.
- sshine 5y agoI like this term, too, but I don't understand why apparently it has negative connotations. If someone doesn't have a clue, and they don't want to stand up and announce it, how do you suggest they go about it? At least in a public channel, no one person is committed to answer, and the most patient / the person who knows the least what vaguebugging means, can answer.
- lamontcg 5y agothey can just post what it is they or the customer are trying to do and the misbehavior they're seeing or the error message. "is there an issue with the latest release?" vs. "i've got a customer that just upgraded from version A.B.C to X.Y.Z and the <specific feature> configured in <specific way> trying to do <specific thing> is failing with <specific error message>, could this be a regression or did something change deliberately?"