Hopefully you don't use System.out in production. That shit's dangerous

You need mutation testing. PiTest is a java implementation of such a thing! http://pitest.org

(it's not mine, I might add)

@MoboTheHobo
If that's the case, why not just use git? 'git init' and job done. What's the need for the access management you're after?

Why not just use the hosted Gitlab free repos?

Why not "Software Engineer"? I don't get why people are determined to assign themselves such narrow focus labels. I am an Engineer. It doesn't matter what kind of software I build, or the tools I use to build it

@Krokoklemme
This is what I'm confused about. I don't understand how you could end up in a situation like that. In process tests would have to run in jre8 to correctly interpret any of the bytecode, regardless of the feature. Out of process tests shouldn't even care that they're testing Java. I don't see what I'm missing

I'm confused as to why your tests care about how the functionality is implemented. Can you explain more?

Trick question. It's not a rant because you're not ranting about anything

My gradle builds are all super fast. They're not android builds though

Good news everyone! They have started working again after leaving them for a week 😊 so glad I don't have to shell out for replacements

You can do SOAP over REST you know

@Mayhem93
I might give that a try. I was just going to get a cheap set, then possibly get a good set of over-ear noise cancelling ones. Seems like a good excuse to upgrade anyway!

That loop doesn't do anything...

Can you not just reject the merge (assuming you do reviews and merging)?

I had a 4 stage interview process. After each phase they said it was a 24 hour turn around.

I had to wait 7+ days between each phase

@skiilaa
You mean force when adding?

Method 2: install intellij and be happy!

Rubbish at counting

@chipset
But...but...you still write tests though?

@skiilaa
It's not a language though...

@fyzrn
Happy to help 😊

'git commit --amend' - fix a typo
'git add . && git commit --amend --no-edit' - changes files in commit, but not the message

@runfrodorun
The description ended in 'YOLO', which doesn't sound the person cares. And it was about a major annoyance of mine

@runfrodorun
The one I just read did. Maybe it set me off. This is a place for ranting after all!

@runfrodorun
I definitely have bad habits. The ones I know of, I'm working to change.

I obviously don't expect perfection, but I can't stand people who don't want to better themselves

@RevThwack
If it was self awareness, with an attitude towards change then they'd have my full support.

There are a lot that I read that do not have this attitude. These are the people I mean

Says a 'Senior' software engineer

@willol
Simply put, but not quite right. It's not a VM

Why not just 'git reset --hard && git pull origin master'?

@magicMirror
Two threads may not need write access to a field. One may write, while another reads. How do you ensure the correct value is read by the second thread? Mutable, non-private members shouldn't be used in a multi threaded app (in my opinion).