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I'm such a bum

10/28/04 @ 7:19 pm · By Steve Hoffman · Comments (0) · Leave one
We took that ride out to the house last night and were amazed to see the drywall is in and looks great!  They didn't tape or mud it yet, so the joints are exposed, but it still is good progress.  I probably won't go up today since I don't have the camera with me, but maybe this weekend we'll sneak over and snap some photos.  Actually, now that I think about it..I almost have to make the trip over to start crimping ends on the ethernet cable.  Eh, I'll worry about that later...

I thought for sure I screwed something up at work today (which ultimately I did), but it turns out it wasn't my fault...it's all the fault of the bugzilla programmers, I guess me a little.  I was upgrading bugzilla which is a bug tracking tool for software and at the end of the upgrade you run a script that will compile all the template files and make them into real files.  So I ran it...and data started to disappear from the database...not good!  Almost in a panic, Hima came over asking where the severities of all our bugs went and I had no answer for her...  Turns out that in the new version they didn't like the severities of "major, minor, critical, enhancement" and decide that "Major Bug, Minor Bug, Critical Bug, Enhancement" was more appropriate and made no mention of it in the upgrade instructions.  Since the DB rules stated that the in that column of cells only "Major Bug, Minor Bug, Critical Bug, Enhancement" could exist, everything else was just deleted...I managed to straighten it out, but poor Hima has to go back through 60 bugs and reclassify them...so sorry! 


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