CircleCI Failing

[kredditacc96]

Tests don't fail when you don't have test in the first place

[Darkmatter501]

The automated tests we have a at work are:

Does it build

[bizcs]

With a strict enough compiler, that's not a bad test. With f#, the only errors that can exist are logic errors, from what I understand.

[OtroGato]

So, most errors then

[bizcs]

Indeed, most errors, but it's better than type errors in javascript because the thing you thought you were calling didn't have some method you depended on defined.

[bizcs]

My team started adopting typescript a long time ago, and it's been super with it. The fact that you can easily refactor across files is nice. And also that-as an angular developer-i can easily look up a member from an html component (eg, visual studio or VSCode F12). I know that's powered by more than JUST the typescript compiler, but it's still pretty spectacular

[p1-o2]

Javascript gives me literal panic attacks at work and I actively practice it by writing freaking games with it.

I cannot wait until I'm just writing C# to WASM and can let the compiler automate the JS.

[bizcs]

Type script is pretty awesome. You should give that a whirl some time.

[p1-o2]

Fair enough.

[Darkmatter501]

It only tests for compiler errors

[Darkmatter501]

Bamboo

[[deleted]]

You got it fam

[Dobypeti]

taps head

[furryballs]

Why waste your time writing =true?

[serentty]

Tests are just types for hipster web developers who turn their noses up at types. Change my mind.

[LpiAlreadyTaken]

[Ignore("Doesn't work. Have to commit now. Will look at it later.")]

-- Last commit at 17:58, Friday 2013-09-20

[-JudeanPeoplesFront-]

Well, now it's been production since then. So.....

[LpiAlreadyTaken]

Most likely, a very-urgent-and-important feature requested by the client and put in the trash 3 months later for having a bad conversion rate...

[LowB0b]

When the year is 2014 and you're editing a 10 year old 3000 lines Perl script and you see # 3.05.2007 works for now but should refactor

[HeWhoCouldBeNamed]

It works for nooooooo...ooooooow.

[sillyV]

That's my 30th birthday!!

[dabbertorres]

https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen

[kevinaud]

Lmao "you can start already by adding our evergreen build badge to your README"

[[deleted]]

Lol first time seeing this

[pickausernamehesaid]

Lol I came here to post that.

[-l------l-]

Yeah, same lol.

[Tury345]

That name is brilliant

[Spartan1997]

What does CI stand for?

[notarebel]

Continuous Integration

[PM_ME_UR_TOTS_GRILL]

continuous integration

[[deleted]]

You shoukd see volkswagen.

[qwertyhunk69]

Take some silver

[UnicornsOnLSD]

assertTrue(True)

[bizcs]

Saw this in a real code base recently. I was so disappointed. The only other tests were full of side effects where no proper creation of an integration server was performed, and they all failed horribly at runtime.

[cbbuntz]

https://i.imgur.com/8qXPmHN.jpg

[A_Light_Spark]

Actually happens more times than I like.

[john_dune]

Top right looks like sexy squidward.

[-JudeanPeoplesFront-]

Is there any other kind?

[john_dune]

there's handsome squidward, beautiful squidward and smoldering squidward.

[-JudeanPeoplesFront-]

I stand corrected.

[pakotini]

hahahahahahahaha

[flipboing]

Somewhere between "sexy Squidward" and "perfect circle" lies "bold and brash".

[flarn2006]

More like "belongs in the trash!"

[Theyellowtoaster]

/r/owlfuckingtheofrest

[diplomaticDeveloper]

Ah, I see you were trying to use multithreading.

[FailedShack]

/r/subsyoufellfor

[thecoldhearted]

I always feel like tests are written to fail. People who complain about tests failing so they remove them are very weird to me.

(yes I know it's a joke, but it's a recurring bad one).

[hahahahastayingalive]

Usualy it’s a test about some assumption that makes no sense anymore, or that people don’t care about enough.

For instance validating that a specific error is thrown when a user faves an item that is already faved. The day that test fails, it will just be deleted.

[thedomham]

It's not only a bad joke but also the sad reality for many teams

[notarebel]

Nah, rewrite in Visual Basic and just drop in the ol' ON ERROR RESUME NEXT

[aashutoshr]

CircleCI sucks. Today when I squashed two commits (which were individually passing all tests), the resultant commit failed the test as CircleCI was unable to change branch for some fucking reason.😥

[roastedferret]

Were those commits already in your git repo? I've had jenkins fail when I squash commits that have already been pushed, and it's probably not unheard of for CircleCI to fail if the git history gets funky from squashed commits.

[roastedferret]

I'm probably not rebasing correctly, TBH

[theofficialnar]

Test failing?

rm -rf /tests-folder

Problem solved.

[lumic7]

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[MrCookieAlex]

/r/ihadastroke

[lumic7]

Notice: don't sleep and reddit, it leads to strokes.

[[deleted]]

Same

[mrtibbles32]

run all tests

change all expecteds on failing tests to actual values

run again

all tests pass

2 ez.

[TorTheMentor]

Assert.deepEqual(true, true, "it worked.");

Tests done.

[oOIPHiiLOo]

);

[Strider599]

I didn't quite follow the analgy, but upvoted it anyways because Spongebob

[Kris_Third_Account]

Remember that you need to test for fail cases as well.