:Junior> man, i saw a little bug here. lemme fix it.
:Teamlead> (*hmm, nothing wrong should happen*) well, k, try not to mess everything up
:Junior> yeah, yeah, i know

*1.5h later*

:Teamlead> *opened github* ...?

little bug that needed 600 deletion and 300 additions, your teamlead, is he ok or did he get a heart attack from the result?

@gitpush this teamlead is me, lol. I was really pissed off.

@f7u12 Yeah, you're right. But it's not that he has nowhere to practise. He just wanted to help, but that fail was just so epic so I got angry.

I agree with @f7u12 but in @limitedeternity defense, the newbie could have at least mentioned his plan, the fact he said: a small bug going to fix it to an experienced dev, that's not the result to expect, if he got stuck or had no clue where to start, he should have asked for assistance, there is no shame in asking when in doubt.

Why'd you let him commit without checking it with him before?

@f7u12 that was I wanted to express but failed lol. Yes communication is what was the missing part of the story and all this would have been avoided