Manager:
To reiterate what I said this morning, please focus ONLY on getting measurements of the performance improvement between the old and the new screen.
You should be measuring the time from when the refresh starts, to when it is complete. Add some messaging that can later be removed to accomplish this if there is not enough logging to do so now.
Do not work on other problems that you find.
Thanks!
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Me:
OK. I fixed the issue to reflect the Adding/Deleting records on the screen yesterday. Otherwise, the screen would crash.
It’s done. I’m working on the measurement now.
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Manager:
The problem is you fixed an issue that nobody is complaining about, and deferred finishing a issue they are complaining about.
You can’t make your own decisions about what you are going to work on. Do you understand that? We have to fix the problems our customer have, not ones that you find on your VM.
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Me:
This is the problem caused by improving the performance. It is related to issue### Not the issue on my box.
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Manager:
Are you saying the performance improvement changes you made caused this crash on add/delete problem?
Please have YYY confirm that the changes you are making are safe. That should not be happening.
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Me:
You are right. That should not be happening.
That’s why I included this scenarios and tested it when the user adds/deletes records on screen to avoid this kind problem.
OK. I’ll let YYY confirm that.