Not much to talk about, since the standup was in the form of short messages on slack, and there were no other meetings.
I was on pager duty today, but there was nothing to react to. Except for Janet's question about a case that was already viewed, reviewed, reassigned to BSL team, and then she's being pinged by some wise idiots from above. Since the case was not assigned to me, I only informed her on slack about the other case, where more information was provided.
And besides, I'm trying to run a test I wrote, but intellij mysteriously loads a wrong jar from maven. When I run the test in sbt, nothing like that happens. Eventually I removed the wrong version of the jar everywhere on my machine - did not help. So I removed it everywhere, and turned off the wifi. Now the test at least runs. But then it crashes because, in my test case, I specify two time spans, one of 3 seconds, another of 5 seconds. A scala library tells me it does not accepts spans bigger than 292 years. Go figure. That's what I'm doing.
Pretty stupid all this, is not it?