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Or when working on massive infrastructure like this, you write plenty of tests that would have saved you a month worth of work. They write reordering, push it
by stackskipton 9mo ago
Or when working on massive infrastructure like this, you write plenty of tests that would have saved you a month worth of work.
They write reordering, push it and glibc tester fires, fails and you quickly discover "Crap, tests are failing and dependency (glibc) doesn't work way I thought it would."
- renewiltord 9mo agoI suspect that if you could save them this time, they'd gladly pay you for it. It'll be a bit of a sell, but they seem like a fairly sensible org.
- jeroenhd 9mo agoWith glibc falling over but systemd-resolved working as intended, I suspect their Linux tests may have accidentally passed. Most desktop Linux installs and a whole lot of cloud Linux installs would've accidentally been saved from glibc's bug by systemd-resolved.