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If you divide 1 light year by speed of light you will get a unit of time basicly :). So i got it in context.
I have no experience in debugging on that scale but one thing i can suggest is to create breakpoints everywere, console outputs on every variable change and fixed test data as parameters to troublesome functions. Those things helped me 99% of the time. I hope you will get this sorted out m8. 😀 (i'ma proggraming nub dont shout at me pls im trying to help) -
@Gregozor2121 thanks for your suggestions. I am currently developing a test automation framework which aims to run a really huge E2E scenario. So, I dont have access to the process code.
Either it's me messing up something in input or somewhere alien place something is going wrong.
User: "What should I do? I'm confused."
When they expect you to construct something which was defined just by a name, and you have absolutely no clue....
Ranting after many light years (oops that's a unit of distance)
Damn Damn Damn.
There is complex workflow engine, and the only thing I know is once you fix and get success response from method A(), call method B().
After 2 days and nights effort, method A() is fixed and I am getting success response.
Now, when I pass this response to B()
One data is missing and hence failing.
Where the hell is that data getting kicked out...
I am in a dead end. I don't even know where to look.
Pinged engineers for help but all in vain till now.
Working on one of world's largest system, and I am miserable in debugging with this system.
And the worst part is there is nothing that I can turn off and on so that it works.
(Don't blame me. I am not that dumb. I just started using it since 3 days)
rant
super complex workflow system
life is tough
clueless
crying
dying alone late night at office