We recently had a request from the business to add a reasonably significant, but not huge feature to one of our products. I look at the code, Yeah, that'll be pretty easy, turns out there was a whole section of code there basically unused, seemingly built for the purpose. I must've written maybe 20 lines to implement it, took like half an hour plus half an hour more in testing to ensure things lined up. I feel like I opened up an old haunted mineshaft or something, that was closed for a reason, and now it's just waiting to go into production so it can wreak maximum havoc.
taires on June 27th, 2017 at 11:11 UTC »
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frisch85 on June 27th, 2017 at 12:33 UTC »
Just remove the //TODO and leave the rest. I'm sure everything will be all right.
Spirit_Theory on June 27th, 2017 at 13:07 UTC »
We recently had a request from the business to add a reasonably significant, but not huge feature to one of our products. I look at the code, Yeah, that'll be pretty easy, turns out there was a whole section of code there basically unused, seemingly built for the purpose. I must've written maybe 20 lines to implement it, took like half an hour plus half an hour more in testing to ensure things lined up. I feel like I opened up an old haunted mineshaft or something, that was closed for a reason, and now it's just waiting to go into production so it can wreak maximum havoc.