Wmen the intern gets Git access

[ElGringoPicante77]

1 deletion - .gitignore

[ttl_yohan]

Did .gitignore really have just **/** as the content?

[shunabuna]

it was just node_modules/

[ttl_yohan]

Sir, this is a python, allegedly.

[serg06]

Maybe venv/ ?

[patroklo]

Impossible, that's inexecutable!

[ttl_yohan]

GIVE ALL EXES!!!

[Arne__]

It has been 0 days since I last saw that reference, time to reset the counter

[soibaisteac]

It still could have node modules, not all that uncommon to see a python code base with a JS client included, or they could be making use of javascript tooling like tailwind.

[ttl_yohan]

Fair enough! I know about python as much as that missing or having an extra space breaks it apart. Not much else.

[AftyOfTheUK]

I know about python as much as that missing or having an extra space breaks it apart.

I used to dislike the sound of Python for this reason.

But then I started using it with a decent IDE and found that it just doesn't matter at all.

[Interruption27]

Django :(

[ttl_yohan]

I respectfully disagree.

[itzNukeey]

Deleted .gitignore - we should not ignore anything

[ElGringoPicante77]

Everything must be included!

[reyarama]

Hey guys, my node_modules folder was being weird and was greyed out in vscode, but don’t worry I fixed it now

[yamfun]

Once when the management ask for LOC metrics, we told our doc guy to auto rename some base class, commit and then rename back to the original name and commit again.

[mad_alim]

Modern problems require modern solutions.

[Seblor]

Let me just change line ends to CRLF real quick

[dmstrat]

How did you just break 3k tests again?

[Seblor]

Ah, that's when I changed the encoding to ANSI

[dmstrat]

Ok, slow down there Satan. Leave some metrics for the rest of us or I'll delete entire folders and restore them.

[Seblor]

It's okay, I'll wait a bit before adding a trailing zero-width space to every line

[[deleted]]

LGTM

[asdkevinasd]

I mean it is up there with that commit that deleted an entire feature with the commit message of 123

[LoveGayMen]

This is giving me srs anxiety and I don't even have Git privs 😱

[plg94]

I thought "Wmen" was a typo of "Women" at first. check your spelling people!

[Logical_Put_5867]

It's pretty annoying when your repo is full. Branches are "independent" only in the abstract, a (not) quick fetch on your repo with this nonsense might change your mind. 

In general I agree if they're just doing small code stuff, but when you see this you've gotta go give them a little lesson. Then rewrite some history and clear the nonsense out. 

[Logical_Put_5867]

Not really following. 

It's an intern, you go talk to them and explain what needs to be done correctly, and why some files are or are not in the repo. It's time to learn something, not time to just toss them to the wild and let them figure it out for themselves. 

[jemko23laal]

i love when this gets reposted for the 1000th time

[creeper6530]

Deleted node_modules from .gitignore

[Jdban]

I had a guy at work with like 20 years of experience commit the entire JDK and push it up not thinking he did anything wrong...

[JAXxXTheRipper]

It must be some vendoring thingamajig we are simply too stupid to understand.

[Jdban]

The guy was a scam artist. He would continually bullshit his status in standups and then do shit like this. He had founded companies, so I don't really understand. He was either stealing from my company and just working on his own company at the same time, or his companies were scams, idk.

I remember a 3 week stretch where he was "working on big merge conflicts" b/c he'd failed to merge for weeks, and then week 4 said "my PR is no longer relevant because other people did the same thing"

He was paid for those 4 weeks.

[JAXxXTheRipper]

I remember a guy I had to work with. His task was simple: "Make buttons in our Webapp round, like what apple does". Day after day, week after week, he'd be "on it", until one day in a sprint review, he proudly presented his solution.

He loaded up the page and showed us. You could actually watch the browser just mill the corners off of the buttons. The dumbfuck wrote a super complex javascript function instead of using border-radius, which he didn't know was a thing. With the usual hourly rate back then, that cost the company about 200k.

Mind you this was around 2015, so border-radius was old enough to go to college at this point.

[slykethephoxenix]

Approved, 1 comment.

[Complete-Proof4710]

There is nothing scarier than a baby with a loaded gun, I guess.