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 Basically, nothing to say, except that I figured how deal with specifying the sequence of test calls if one depends on another - it's just that the sequence will follow the order of endpoints in the code, and this order is inherited by the scripts (storing sequential number inside). As a result, we can call 'create', then 'read', etc.

OTOH, we could write down dependencies, but that's confusing.

Had just one meeting, "planning meeting". The team was exchanging abbreviations, the meaning of which I'm clueless about. I don't care.

Also, John, that gave me API key for datadog, did not respond to my request, how come I'm getting "PROHIBIDED" "FORBIDDEN". Well... maybe tomorrow.

Also, no evening meetings till the end of the week. So, it's almost like a vacation. 

I decided ignore the bots requests to review their code if their tests are failing. No, fixing their updates is not listed in my sprint. If Sam wants to fix it, she may find time for that; I have other important things to do.

Ok, and there's another case, which requires fixing docker start - the problem is with PAT that I use for pulling a container from github. I know the theory; will fix it in America.

That's it for today; ok, I may continue working today till it gets dark, but not longer.