Developer: “Fix this”
Developer: “You should test your code”
Developer: “You should rigorously test your code before pushing it to qa”

Intern: “it was working on my local machine ( shared my screen and showed him)”

Developer: “Do you test your code before deploying to qa?”

I’m fucking frustrated working 8-10 hours a day and listening to this condescending shit after making one mistake.

Now I’ve asked other developers and they think I was rude so tomorrow I have a 1:1 with my manager .

I’m just counting my days now.

Dont underestimate the importance of testing my dev dude

I never test my code >:D that's what the Pipeline is for

Test in Docker in your local.. and just promote the Docker image to everywhere.

I wonder what people mean by tests? We have 3 tiers of tests.
* Service tests
* Unit tests
* Manual QA instructions for manual testing.

Still shits happens 😂

@Demolishun yes

if it works on your machine and not on staging, then it may be that your dev env is different from staging.

the first thing i do on every project is ensuring that everything i own is reproducable. using a combination of docker compose and project tye.

then i check that my code is buildable, unit tests run and that my code does what i am expecting it to.

my tests also contain seeding of test data which is defined in code so that it is reproducable on every device.

as already mentioned you have ci pipeline on top of that as an additional quality gate and qa is just another quality gate for manual testing.

them saying you need to test your stuff feels like they are asking you to do their job imo