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> "I don't know whats wrong, it works on my machine" I had one of these years ago where QA had an issue that I couldn't reproduce. I walked over to his desk,
by dunham 3y ago
> "I don't know whats wrong, it works on my machine"
I had one of these years ago where QA had an issue that I couldn't reproduce.
I walked over to his desk, watched the repro and realized that he was someone who clicked to open a dropdown and then clicked again to select, while I would hold the mouse button down and then let up to select.
- voyagerfan5761 3y agoI do not even want to know what sort of weird-ass GUI code or behavior made those two operations dissimilar.
- dunham 3y agoYeah, it's been way too long to remember (maybe a decade ago). Best guess is the click event was propagating up the dom and triggering something. These days, it looks like chrome generates a click even if you don't let up on the mouse.
- ParetoOptimal 3y ago> he was someone who clicked to open a dropdown and then clicked again to select, while I would hold the mouse button down and then let up to select. I didn't know the latter was possible, but I also don't know which of these I do.