#fixcodingbugs resultados da pesquisa
We built a bug finder. We're finding serious, "let's fix that right now" issues in every codebase we run it on. Introducing Detail!
There are too many bugs that have been covered up like that by human programmers. Some solutions look legit too, such as adding an if clause to block the troubled code from being called in certain situations.
How we fix that: A full-stack tracker on your website (1min config), then we cluster bugs together by severity among Blocking, Annoying, and Harmless to send you alerts in plain English. Then you can replay the session where the issue occurs, and our magic sauce is right there:
#vevebug. No I am not filling a form Y’all need to write a scraper to search C for bugs. I am listing this for the record and for people to search on #vevebug 12.6.25 Bug showing code instead of value. See screen shot. #vevefam
The easiest way to fix a bug is to delete the entire code based. Agreed ?
When you and your team are just trying to finish a feature, maybe you make a quick fix and say - "we'll fix it later". But then you don't - and that quick fix starts causing issues & producing hard-to-find bugs. This is an example of technical debt in your code - and here,…
vibe coder language that's helped me fix a bug without making a mess: "trace the full user flow and identify where the issue originates. think deeply about the **root cause** and treat the symptom as a clue, not the target." use as a single prompt or in your rules.
5 - To fix all your bugs type the following code in the update function :) If(bugs > 0) { FixBugs(); } And now your gamedev skills will be better!
Hey iOS developers, Check out the following code block that can resolve the majority of bugs :
I saw this on Linkedin. ChatGPT can fix your buggy code! Here’s how it works. 1. Install ChatGPT addon in VSCode. 2. Get an API key from OpenAI and input it when prompted in VSCode. 3. Right-click part or all of your code and select ChatGPT-Find Bugs. RT 1/1
One way to approach fixing bugs: 1. Write test that reproduces the issue 2. Fix bug 3. Refer fixed issue id in test code
⚡️ On debugging code Code doesn’t do what you expect it does what you tell it to do. Be ready to spend hours bridging the gap. When debugging: • Pay attention to error messages • Use debuggers • Ask for help when stuck Prefer refactoring buggy code over adding new code.
99 little bugs in the code 99 little bugs in the code Take 1 down patch it around 3452 bugs in the code.
Wait, what? How about finding bugs using Machine Learning? How about automatically correcting them? Take a look at DrRepair, a model capable of localizing and correcting errors in source code. How long until we have this into our IDE? GitHub repo: github.com/michiyasunaga/…
A really great way to reduce the ratio of bugs to lines-of-code in your codebase is to use classes and object-oriented programming extensively. You'll probably have the same number of bugs, but many more lines of code. 🙃
Have an issue, but can't tell what line is causing the bug? Bisect. Here's how: 1. Comment out half the code. Still there? 2. Continue commenting out half the remaining code until the issue goes away. 3. Add small pieces back until the issue returns. Bug found. 🤓
The top cause for #Bugs in code is the ‘requirements capture process’. Here’s how to overcome it. #SDLC. bit.ly/2t6GshL
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