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 Ok, one step was approved, I mean, a pr with "error messages". Next is to do something with a project that generates some scala code out of it. No documentation. So I asked that team, what exactly...

Silence.

Picked up another jira case ("parameterize a url that points to public key"). I bet they want public keys to be as secret as possible. But anyway, slapped together a PR, sent for review?

A bot asked me to review a couple of PRs. Did it, everything's fine.

Now what? Anything to do? No.

We had some kind of "sprint review" meeting; I had nothing to add, so I told them, and was just listening. Mostly the discussion was about "how can we find errors in logs", if logs are either non-existent, and are kept for just 14 days. (Remember SOX?) The management above says that we should save disk space on logs. Ok, big deal. I did not participate in this discussion. After finding log entries like "service reported event processed successfully", I don't see how I can help them. Got a feeling that the company is just... well, you know.

That's it, basically. People talk about bicycles, weather, donations, broken cars... I don't care.