i fucking hate trying to debug microservice certs

i fucking hate react and don't understand react

Is it cleaner to have useContext to pipe in override test data for storybook and write an outer context for that code only? Real production code can ignore and not set this.

Can child component onHover update parent's stateful variable to unpause the urql/graphql datafetch in parent data wrapper component. Parent pipes queried data to child component to properly display on hover that kicked process off.

gitlab pipeline fails because it apparently has the wrong credentials

i don't recall doing anything to the credentials on my merged feature branch

worked fine last week

i am not familiar with the pipeline, i don't see any recent changes to it

Product can't keep track/understanding of how they want things sorted

but we implemented their original spec, provided feedback they approved , and as the implementer of the algorithm need to diagram it out for them to confirm they're happy with their decisions

Wondering why and being confused looking at code you apparently wrote a month ago.

Never made or can't remember making UML diagrams, what are your opinions on them?

snowflake used to tell me seconds if i did something syntactically wrong and it can't run my query

now it takes 2 minutes to intialize the UI first? what the fuck?

I'm reading some react/typescript code and I haven't work much with any other language or paradigm where I might have a function return multiple objects that are different types

e.g.

const { sna, foo, bar } = useWhatever();

I mean I guess it's just unpacking properties from the actual return object but that isn't apparent to a newcomer at a glance (if I remember correctly)

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/...

Looking for additional insights from the wise devrant community

integration test passes on IDE and remote repository pipeline

but it fails locally when run with gradle

i don't understand spring (boot) and i fucking hate it

error stack trace so fucking long you can't see the relevant part that matters of the unset environment variable you need to set

fuck you spring (boot), and gradle

even with the info flag on it doesn't show me the relevant part , fuck you

gradle

I barely remember what I did or why I did

but if you need to comment it in, does that mean I don't understand enough, or gradle sucks , both or somethign else

Reading a note from yourself a few weeks ago that had an idea of how to do something, and wondering what the fuck it means or if we even have a simple viable solution to our problem.

Trying to figure out what the fuck and why I did some stuff in gradle dependencies to get shit to work

joke is I didn't understand it back then anyway and was just following some documentation to get shit to work

ah stackoverflow , the good old get downvoted and voted to close with no explanation why

at least back in the day I'd at least get told why while they did that

java

@ValueImmutable

I have used this to generate code

I try to use this to generate code again for a new class

it doesn't work, doesn't generate anything, can't tell what's different outside of new class being in a test package

thanks obama

yes i'm too retarded to figure out the problem from googling and trying to read some documentation

- divide large refactoring and architecture changes into multiple small pull requests

How do you go about getting code reviews? Wait till you have all the pieces so people have the big picture?

architecting non-trivial code for the first time and doing poorly

returning to it and having trouble building on top and around it

fml

bicycle stick comic meme

upgrade vs code

my remote dev environment on development containers is now broken

Mess up explaining a pull request working backwards from the why of the issue, instead of explaining what my code changes would do in the order the machine would execute

welp

should've clarified on what/how they wanted me to clarify what I did

Follow documentation, copy supposedly working example, follow advice of tech lead, try to implement a bug fix, it isn't working and the recommended way to test it from SMEs elsewhere is inconsistent

fml

How do you rest or relax (after work or on the weekends)?

Thoughts on the idea of including links/query starters for debugging or where the fucking logs are in AWS, grafana etc in repository READMEs?

when you get response to AWS command `Credential should be scoped to a valid region.` but your coworkers don't so you have something different to debug on your end

fml

i fucking hate trying to debug ssl certs

recruiter internal to a company reaches out, I think I have a good screening call with them, get a rejection afterwards

welp

Anybody have any easily searchable sync-ed notes apps that are free or one time fee they'd recommend or do I need to get better at google drive?

I've been thinking about trying to cheat and have a git repository to imitate it but imagine the automation to be a pain in the ass or infeasible if anybody has already walked down that road.

New to AWS, is my best option for having a integer value (maximum number of items to process) that I can override for a lambda step function

to read a value from an S3 bucket where I can overwrite the value if I want to change it. This seems silly and I feel silly as I expect my situation should be simple and not novel at all.

For some reason I expected I could use an environment variable, but didn't see an option to overwrite it in the web GUI https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/...

asked to estimate size of ticket about adding test data, but no details about what test cases or what kind of data

welp

When the IDE doesn't show a scrollbar so you need to know/see to stretch it to find the settings you need.

fml

fuck u jetbrains

get bug

find slack context

senior describes some stuff as magic and it's unfortunately not working as expected

fml