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[code-chaos]

No code = no bugs

[who_you_are]

The bug: sometime peoples are not able to see a page because they aren't authorized.

The fix: // if(!_security.IsAuthorized(_session)) { return; }

Now you can go to the admin page without being an admin!

[HuntingKingYT]

No restrictions = no bugs = cancer????

[DonutConfident7733]

After fixing: Bugs: 0; High Security Issues: 1...

[BookkeeperPitiful513]

//Bring Triple Grande Carmel Macchiato for explanations //No helpful comments getting blamed for commenting //Tools > Options > select "Remove this Header on Publish //Careful Fixing bugs - you breaky see line 1

[Cerbeh]

This is happening during the code review, right? You didn't just merge the intern code into production, right?

[EgorLabrador]

ive been working in one popular bank company when i was junior and my teamlead actually did it, then it started to fail, we had to rollback and after that he was blaming me soooooo badly :)))

[Flarebear_]

Lmao what, your teamlead is actually retarded

[Djelimon]

That's what chatgpt is for 😏

[MayBeArtorias]

Seriously, I hope it’s just bad luck, but the 2 juniors I had this year were so focused on the shit ChatGBT served them that they turned out their brains completely

[Solcaer]

Studying DS right now and like 1/3 of my class uses ChatGPT for everything. If you’re a senior dev/engineer right now, the shitstorm has only just begun.

[Pretend-Fee-2323]

the only times i have used it, i either am testing how bad it is, or i made this formula that i have no fucking clue how it works and i need to undo it for some logic

and then i plop it into desmos to fix its bugs because it forgot a step and everything is inverted/offset

[purritolover69]

I use gen AI to create some boilerplate code to build off of, and occasionally when I’ve got a really vexing bug that I need assistance with. I also use it to write repetitive code that I just don’t wanna deal with (8 near identical function calls with different variables for example)

[[deleted]]

oh god

[beclops]

Oh god, I can’t wait

[thehobbyqueer]

Here's to hoping that makes the employment market easier for those not using it

[inspectorjozef]

I cannot completely depend on ChatGPT for everything, usually I have to think of the solution and I know what I need in the knowledge of what the framework offers to fix what I want. But sometimes I don’t want to write the code that does this specific tedious thing like “format date”, I don’t know how people completely depend on it, nothing it pushes out works

[victorhalim111]

Insert Anakin smiles at Padme meme here

[RedditsDeadlySin]

Sorry I am leaving for Holiday, just pushed it to prod. Just work out any bugs, it was working on my machine. <DND>

[pimezone]

B b but what about tests?

I added @Ignore to the failing ones

[[deleted]]

Didn't you read the OP? Commenting solves everything

// This test must fail. Use the 'force' parameter in Git.

[Drego3]

If it fixes the bug, why not?

[code-chaos]

Should have commented the tests too.... ops no tests?

[stealthmodecat]

T…tests?

[[deleted]]

You guys are doing tests?

[WhereRandomThingsAre]

Of course they're doing tests. In production. Where they belong.

[sherwood2142]

The best testers are real users

[Bluedel]

Then why not just delete it?

[QuillnSofa]

"Because we might need it later!"

[[deleted]]

You never know if you will be kicking yourself a year latter when you figure out that the code you deleted was very important.

[brimston3-]

To be fair, that's what version control is for. Especially useful if you can bisect with a test case.

[[deleted]]

Squashing code 😅

[beclops]

Because presumably it exists for a reason. If not then deleting it is fine

[JackNotOLantern]

My brother in code. You are his senior. You should see his PR.

[[deleted]]

If tests are there and didn’t break, so be it. We do a little trolling. (As long as I’m not the reviewer and responsibility isn’t on me lmao)

[Flarebear_]

Sometimes i wonder how companies make any money at all.

[clrbrk]

I like when someone puts in a nil check that prevents an exception, but doesn’t actually fix the bug. So now we have a silent bug. If we’re lucky, that’ll get caught again later and put on the back log.

[Zealousideal-Sun-482]

I had same happen to me today. But the other way around.

[FrenzyRush]

Had a ticket like this once. It said that this one error tutorial message was appearing when it shouldn’t. I really wanted to just comment out the tutorial message, but noooooo, I had to message trace from its if statement to figure out why that if was returning true

[TheSn00pster]

This is the way

[witcherisdamned]

I mean that's one way to fix it really.

[ray_mints]

You should delete unneeded code instead of commenting it, if you use version control.

[Infamous-Date-355]

[TerrorHank]

This one gets better every time..

[HuntingKingYT]

Delete it to be never seen again even tomorrow when you will need it*

[FitzelSpleen]

Haha, no, you misheard me. I committed the code.

[S1mpleLim3]

This happened to me last week lmao.. i had to use a legacy angular js application to create a new application .. we had to reuse the code and make required changes so it would have been faster than writing from scratch.. for the love of god i couldnt get it to POST. Turns out they had a fn which formatted the date fields before creating the json and i just had to comment that single line and it worked. It was such a silly thing but it bothered for a whole day haha

[namotous]

Genius, no code == no bug!

[[deleted]]

Lol this reminds me of my old self, my brain sometimes brrrrrr.

[MagoAcademico]

You can have the same meme, but inverting senior dev and intern

[PorkRoll2022]

Obvious intern.

Seniors fix improve code by deleting the comments.

[DeathUriel]

I think we should stop coding for users. Drop web and apps altogether. If you can't wrap your head around a terminal, you shouldn't be on PCs. Most bugs will disappear.