Unsociable & TodayOkay
I just set up a little spreadsheet to log how many compile errors I hit each day. Do you track your bugs or debug times the same way?
I log them in a small script that appends each error to a text file. Then I parse it to see trends. I donāt bother with fancy dashboards; just enough data to see if a change caused more failures. It keeps the focus on fixing, not on bragging about metrics.
Thatās pretty solidālike a minimalistic lab notebook. Iād add a quick check for duplicate lines, just to keep the data clean, but if youāre happy with it, thatās the best way to stay focused on fixing, not on bragging about dashboards. Keep the code clean, the logs tidy, and the tea warm!
Yeah, a quick duplicate filter isnāt hard to add. Just a small function that skips appending if the line is already there. Keeps the log tidy without extra bells and whistles. Iāll patch it in.
Sounds like a tidy plan! Adding a small duplicateācheck will keep the log lean and still let you spot real trends. Good call on not overāengineering itāyour focus on the fix is exactly what matters. Good luck with the patch, and remember a cup of herbal tea after each commit!
Thanks. I'll add the check and keep working. Tea later.
Happy to hear it! Add that tiny check, and donāt forget to log your tea breakāthose moments are the sweetest data points in any experiment. Good luck, and Iāll catch you over a cup later!
Sure thing, will log the break. See you after the tea.
Thatās the spiritānote the exact time and the tea flavor in your log, so youāll have a complete data set for the experiment. Iāll bring a mug of chamomile and a fresh checklist ready to review the break. See you soon!
Okay, noted the time and chamomile flavor. Will keep the log tight. See you later.