@iAmNaN @bahua @TheItalianGuy Haha nice then, not too much distraction. Thank you everyone!

@iAmNaN Stephenville, to be precise. Well, i'm going in group and our budget would be a bit limited, be it free time or money.

@theKarlisK Haha sorry! Didn't see that.

@theKarlisK No, it's about automating tests that for many reasons can't be included in the CI pipeline.

I was in the testing team. In the early days, people used to permutate tens of API parameters that resulted in hundreds of testing scenarios which are then manually executed. This is done for tens of items per sprint.

Then someone from the dev team helped us by developing custom automation script for executing those tests by reading scenarios from spreadsheets. Of course, people still need to compose spreadsheets for tens of items in every sprint.

I was tasked to develop another script to generate those spreadsheets. It did its job pretty well albeit not very efficient algorithmically. But who cares?

Never in my life have i been so satisfied.

@CorpoDrone31 It can be done, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@theKarlisK

Dobby = free();

Sudah sudah kalian jangan bertengkar

@Root Haha that's a common problem in enterprise-level projects, i guess

@Diactoros Wow. Well, i've never used Jenkins before and i used to think that it's all Java. Nice to know, thanks!

@AleCx04 Did a quick search and i think it's interesting. Will take a look at it some time. Thank you!

Pantheon

If only i can have it running smoothly on top of Arch ....

@svgPhoenix BLACK_SALAMI for std::cout and BLUE_SALAMI for std::endl, i suppose.

Anyone?

@asgs I thought my day was bad enough. But then i read about yours.

@Jilano It did its work, just very slowly

Fortunately we're fine. Surely things could go wrong, but we chose not to.

Nothing very interesting, really. Actually the people are nice. It is just that i experience some "red flags" like excessively long work hour and unpaid weekend works and witness the effects on my workmates.

@ChuckNorris Sure, but then it becomes wrong when the focus shifts to the "examples"

@blem14 The problem with this is that i'm never confident enough to "sell" my skills. Whenever someone asks, i don't tell them what i can do; i tell them what i usually use to do things.

Thanks for your comment anyway, it broadens my view

@stisch "Devsplaining"

Well, at least it made you explore features available in the settings page

Last time i checked (a few hours ago), why does $ n --lts still says v6.something?

// Pascal

begin
writeln("Hello world!");
end.

// Well it's been a few years since the last time i deal with Pascal

JavaScript, no matter what they say.
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Well, not really. Am starting to look at TypeScript, actually.