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» Customers from Hell
I found the bug.
A couple of years ago I had written a web application for a customer. On the Friday I had pushed some minor enhancements out.
Just as I was heading out the door to get lashed an e-mail dropped into my inbox from the issue tracker saying that the Logout link was missing.
I didn't have time to look at it and I spent all weekend racking my brain as to what I could have done to cause this erroneous behaviour.
So first thing Monday morning I jump on the application and login and lo and behold the Logout button was still there.
Back on the issue tracker I noticed that there was an attachment. I open it up and staring at me is a screen shot of one the pages. Sure enough the Logout button was missing.
Which really wasn't much of a surprise as the screen shot was of the the login page. Stupid twunts.
Anyway I closed the issue, marked it as fixed and said it was a bug between the keyboard and the chair.
The following meeting they asked for more details on the bug. I just smiled and said it was very technical.
With hindsight I'm glad they weren't able to pick on my not-so-subtle slur.
(Wed 10th Sep 2008, 22:48, More)
I found the bug.
A couple of years ago I had written a web application for a customer. On the Friday I had pushed some minor enhancements out.
Just as I was heading out the door to get lashed an e-mail dropped into my inbox from the issue tracker saying that the Logout link was missing.
I didn't have time to look at it and I spent all weekend racking my brain as to what I could have done to cause this erroneous behaviour.
So first thing Monday morning I jump on the application and login and lo and behold the Logout button was still there.
Back on the issue tracker I noticed that there was an attachment. I open it up and staring at me is a screen shot of one the pages. Sure enough the Logout button was missing.
Which really wasn't much of a surprise as the screen shot was of the the login page. Stupid twunts.
Anyway I closed the issue, marked it as fixed and said it was a bug between the keyboard and the chair.
The following meeting they asked for more details on the bug. I just smiled and said it was very technical.
With hindsight I'm glad they weren't able to pick on my not-so-subtle slur.
(Wed 10th Sep 2008, 22:48, More)