More GitHub hell today. The good news is that I got a code review and my code was approved! The bad news is that I had to get my code to the master branch for the release, which of course I couldn’t do, as I don’t have the authority. My code reviewer moved my code to the right location. I also had to create several more files for EACH environment we are going to need to update.
THEN…as instructed, I sent an email to our Test Environment Team, providing a link and explaining that I needed them to suck up my file into their vortex and plunk it into the next applicable Environment. This, of course, couldn’t be easy. My mentor asked, “Did you open an environmental ticket?” Sure enough, by the time I got back to my desk, I had a terse email telling me that I needed to open up a ticket. I found a random ticket in the system like my request, copied the basic verbiage to my ticket, and sent it off.
THEN…come to find out, there is ANOTHER document one needs to fill out when one adds any Admin data to the system. This document, of course, didn’t exist under the release folder for us yet, so I found an old one under another release, copied the format, added my role entry, and put it out onto SharePoint for the rest of my team to use for their release updates.
I’m not entirely sure I’m done filling out documents…it’s only Wednesday. I’m taking copious notes, so that I’ll know what to do next time I have to update any application data that requires a script.
AGAIN…the actual coding part of this took maybe 10 minutes of my time. I’m pretty sure I’ve spent more time flossing my teeth…
