why!?
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
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Easy to fix though - he just imagined it was gone!!
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It was... :laugh:
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Easy to fix though - he just imagined it was gone!!
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:laugh: The fix was... do nothing...
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
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Albert Holguin wrote:
an imaginary bug that didn't exist
Imaginary bugs that do exist are the tricky ones.
Peter Wasser
Heisenbugs? :rolleyes:
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
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Heisenbugs? :rolleyes:
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
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Albert Holguin wrote:
an imaginary bug that didn't exist
Imaginary bugs that do exist are the tricky ones.
Peter Wasser
They are... at least this was an issue with network data... it didn't look right, but that's just what was there, but I could see it consistently. I hate the bugs that disappear when you start tracking them!
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
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So I just spent hours trying to troubleshoot an imaginary bug that didn't exist... :doh:
Could you reproduce it though? :)
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
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Most of the time it happens with me, Bugs which takes longer time are result of either my silly mistake or imaginary. :doh:
Change is a pattern of life.