Esto sucedió ayer con @Iberia La historia es cojonuda, perdón que es larga, pero no quiero que quede en paso porque nunca me había sucedido algo parecido y me gustaría que no le suceda a otros. Nos quisieron dejar en tierra y tras una fuerte pelea descubrimos la razón al conseguir entrar en el avión. Atentos a esto que es fuerte cómo funciona esta compañía:
Volamos desde Tenerife Norte a Nueva York con escala en Madrid. Facturamos en el aeropuerto de Tenerife y nos dan las tarjetas de embarque de ambos vuelos. Ambos en salida de emergencia pagada desde hace meses. Estas son las confirmaciones:
@thorstenball Its for me to review what agents write, typically ignoring my CLAUDE.md conventions or skipping to run certain tests because that's unnecessary
@adamwarski Amazing! just found out that this already covers what I wanted, reviewer-specific gates to try enforcing rules, updated my flow with customer reviewers, we'll see how it goes
@Joshua_WD it was a local only app, somehow they pushed a non-compatible schema change which ended up wiping my local db... playstore trigger the update automatically.
I can't express how annoyed Netflix makes me, I don't want to pay for it, still, I paid for a month and can't use it because I'm now in another country
@adamwarski overall I got mixed feelings, dependency updates worked nicely because the task is straightforward to understand but addressing tech debt ticket wasn't as smooth as I hoped
@adamwarski I guess it shall be doable but I wouldn't remove the human in the review loop, causing a bottleneck... in a scala project I left claude to update all dependencies in a loop for a week which merged the PRs once the CI succeeded + another loop to review technical debt issues
@adamwarski I really like orca but the iterations are too slow, I tend to use it for complex/well-defined features but it would be nice to use it for smaller fixes too