dybr for yesterday

Ok, last night I was too tired, and just fell asleep.

Funny, Karen asked for a new test case for that functionality fix for pagination; I added the case.

Then Chris discovered my pr. First he noticed that I have a profile id and session id, for a test account, for staging, and informed me that staging is publicly available. What?! WTF? Checked it from my home machine. Yes, it is. WTF. Will have to talk to people, starting with Jacob. Anyway, it's not a problem to remove it from the script (and keep it in my private file), but wtf.

It was not enough, then Chris started attacking my API fix. The defect remains since 2018, when it was last time touched (and the users complained from time to time). And he started asking like "Do we know why it is this way? Maybe if we fix it (return paginated response if page size is provided in the request) something will break? Who knows what is it for?"

I wrote to him some philosophy regarding software development, but then I tried to find Jo Price, who wrote it in 2018. There are about 20 Jo Prices on LinkedIn, so I don't even know whether it's a boy or a girl. Contacted William Ho (first, sent a connection message), and asked whether he knows Jo. Will ask some people internally too. But I don't fucking care about Chris' crazy opinions, and will have to talk to Karen, Jacob, Renato and who knows who else, to make this get through. Carefully, though.

In another development, I could not find how t.f. can I change the frequency of stations import in kubernetes. Asked Swathi, asked Karen. I had five questions regarding where it's specified, and how the job is launched. Swathi does not know, Karen kind of does not know, but she pointed at two files. Eventually I had to learn how kubernetes deals with cron jobs. Okey-dokey, I changed the frequency, Karen approved, I merged it. Still, I have to deploy something somewhere. Will check.

Also, I'll have to write a doc regarding future developments in our pull-to-push transitions. Ok, that's for July 26th (Cuba's "revolution day", storm of Moncada?)