Bruno Bieth
Bruno Bieth
> Tagging has the advantage over @Qualifier as it creates a distinct type That's also a disadvantage: it makes your client code more cumbersome: ``` scala // that's a stupid...
I believe this was optimal when pants was going through lots of changes but as it reached 1.0 this isn't the case anymore.
IMO the plugin should states clearly its requirements, then only that bit should be provided to the tests as a mock. If pants has really reached 1.0 then its interfaces...
> export format has been backward compatible. if not, the plugin will check export version before proceeding. That's great, and as far as I understand that's pretty much all the...
> That said, if there's a good/stable project such as twitter commons, it's totally doable. Cloning a large project everytime you run a test sounds like a bad idea. Plus...
That's definitely a good thing for travis but think about the developers running the tests on their machines. IMO having to resort to travis specific optimizations is a smell.
The more travis specific feature you use the more you get locked in.
That's more work but it's the best of both world. It'd be also interesting to see how the maven integration is tested.
You could check the first 16 bytes of your db file: ``` $ hexdump -C ~/.config/Signal/sql/db.sqlite | head -1 ``` You're supposed to see this: ``` 00000000 53 51 4c...
Thanks @justinclift good to know! I thought there would be some sort of encryption but couldn't find anything in the codebase, and the signal error message was exactly matching that...