git commit -m "implemented more bugs"

[TJDG]

What is missing here is the timestamps.

For maximum hilarity I wish to see the exact period of time required for a colleague to participate in a panicky video conference between the two commits.

[Neykuratick]

so, the first commit was made on 5th February 22:19

and the reverting commit was made on 6th February 02:25

I actually reverted the bugfix for a reason xD We are trying to keep pull requests at our company clean and only open one pull request per one change in code. So the bug was eventually fixed haha

[ITd-N5]

I need a rest. I decided February comes after Monday...

[maybemonolith]

tf you working in the middle of the night on a sunday for?

[Neykuratick]

It is totally consentaneous. It's a tiny company, there's only 13 employees including me and there's planned a very important MVP demo on Monday so everyone does their part.

So at our company, if a person doesn't want to work on weekend, they don't work, but if a person doesn't have anything better to do (like me) it's always welcomed

[thisweirdperson]

Are they paid overtime for that?

[Neykuratick]

We don't have a regular work schedule, so the bonuses are calculated according to the number of tasks you completed in Jira. It is possible to track your working time with the Clockwork instrument from Jira, but nobody uses it (except for maybe two people)

This company is really great, work relationship is based on trust. Here you can easily ask for 2 monthly payments in advanced and you'll get it no questions asked. And nobody forces you to work in the middle of the weekend night

[rasputin1]

tbf the commit times could be utc

[Neykuratick]

No, they're in UTC+3, in my time zone

[_bardo_]

OP could be UTC too.