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There's the alternative: * The program works flawlessly * Somebody finds a bug on the code that is executed in a test * The relevant test now fails consisten
by marcosdumay 2y ago
There's the alternative:
* The program works flawlessly
* Somebody finds a bug on the code that is executed in a test
* The relevant test now fails consistently
Both are probably because you changed something on the environment when you looked at the code.
- omoikane 2y agoAnother common cause is that the code you were looking at wasn't actually the code you were running. Between "I added this line and then I removed this same line, and now it works", the executable might have been recompiled.
- bobthepanda 2y agohot reloading can cause weird behaviors like this in particular