During the previous week, my primary focus was resolving a query related to the entity’s unfulfilled list, ensuring the accurate transmission of data. Initially, I crafted a comprehensive query that retrieves all data without any specific conditions. Once I confirmed the success of this initial test, I proceeded to construct a query with two main conditions. These conditions revolved around the status of the fulfillment date, if it was enabled, the query would retrieve a list of unfulfilled dates based on certain criteria, otherwise, it would generate the standard list. Following thorough testing to ensure the correctness of these implementations, I committed the changes before transitioning to my next task.
My subsequent task involved updating a migration in accordance with Mr. Peter’s instructions. Later on, I moved on to the next task, which entailed pulling changes from another branch for a new feature update. During the initial attempt to pull these changes, I encountered a conflict stemming from a test. After successfully resolving the conflict and merging the changes without issues, I proceeded to rebuild the application.
Continuing to follow the provided guide, I encountered errors, one of which was due to my oversight in not copying the necessary files from cloud before editing and using them. This experience taught me to always remember to update files into my own folders instead of directly using them from cloud. Various tasks, including migration, setting up DBs, configuring certificates, and establishing the access key, were primarily handled by Mr. Peter due to my limited competence in following instructions and addressing bugs throughout the process.
The week concluded with Mr. Peter introducing me to the new feature, with my upcoming responsibilities focused on bug identification and prompt reporting to Mr. Peter if any issues arise. Although last week was marked by significant debugging, stemming from my own limitations, I am determined to learn from these experiences and avoid repeating similar mistakes in the future.