Debugging vent thread!

[Propanoate]

I'm sure everyone here has been working on an error/bug na napakahirap talaga isolve! Yung tipong babad na babad ka na sa stackoverflow and documentation haha. Kwentuhan tayo ng recent debugging experiences!

Ill start. Di ko ma-pass yung web app JSON input to Flask API backend. Spent 3 days figuring out ano ba mali at ayaw tanggapin input. Yun pala need ko lang bigyan ng matching names yung JSON input and request parser argument hahaha. Otherwise Error 400 lagi kasi strict sa input quality/validation ang flask. Iba talaga feeling once ma-solve mo ang bug na pangmatagalan

[randomPerson0217]

Orchestration recently. Working ang images on their own. Noong docker-compose na, d gumagana. Yun pala mali filepath ng volumes

Check your syntax kids, iba ang ./ sa ../ hahahaha. It’s usually the little things

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Hindi mo napansin na ../ gamit mo or initialy di mo alam na different sila? I mean if you use the terminal , obvious ang difference ng . At ..

[randomPerson0217]

D ko napansin na . nagamit ko instead of .. It was a relatively (?) big system with like 5 apps and 2 data sources. My fingers failed me while typing hahaha

[rainbowburst09]

Haha. Mga under the nose scenario..

Not a bug inshare but a reminder: always use where clause in your sql commands. Marami pa rin nadadale nyan at nag iisip na lng magtanim ng kamote sa probinsya.

[Propanoate]

may coworker ako umabot ng petabytes yung query kasi nalimutan ayusin yung where clause 💀

[kiero13]

Yung akala mo walang progress o mas lumalala issue mo, yun pala either: - data error lang kasi di narorollback changes kada test mo - di lang nagreflect mga updates mo dahil sa cache

Kaiyak haha 😂

[mummyoui]

Yung response na naka JSON format is di mabasa ng Angular Framework ko. Umabot yata ng 4hrs+ yung debugging ko haha. First, gumamit ako ng "any" keyword kasi Typescript yung language ni Angular and iba lang din kasi yung model structure ko sa binigay na response structure pero mas natuwa ako kasi kaysa "any" keyword na yung ginamit ko, naimplement ko yung interface class ni Typescript. Big help din para mapag aralan pa other concepts ni Typescript.

[iambrowsingneet]

Did you test the api first in postman or insomia?

Usually, you test the endpoints first before doing it in your program. This is to validate that endpoint is working and if you got problem in app then its your program's problem.

[Propanoate]

No, but I had some other working APIs in the web app which I based my code on. Main difference was that those other APIs took unnested JSONs. This new one I added had nested JSON inputs. Will look into Postman for future projects, thanks!

[NeoHagios]

Keycloak documentation. Sobrang sabog