Post by rubina9898 on Dec 25, 2023 3:22:46 GMT
Used the token's lifetime is determined based on the value timestamps passed in place string the values will be concatenated not added to each other string concatenation and the result will be a token with a much too long lifetime. If such an error is detected it is a good idea to make sure that the value passed will always be a number in the case described. Leaving a comment in the code with a few words of explanation is therefore completely justified and advisable. Moreover after reporting a problem . in the library code repository it is worth leaving a link in the code.
To an issue on GitHub where all the details are described. The code situation I described could look like this.in which a comment can be forced is to use thethe code is written in TypeScript. This Phone Number List clause should be used as rarely as possible therefore each use should be accompanied by a comment. Interestingly this behavior can be enforcedt by enabling a rule b ts comment' [ 'error' 'ts ignore' 'allow with This fea you to avoid short explanations like bug wontfix etc. Describing regular expressions I have already written about regular expressions on my blog in a dedicated article.
While simple regular expressions can be understood in a short time more complex ones are definitely worth commenting on. It is also a good idea to include examples in your explanatory comment. Of course there are solutions explaining regular expressions but reading a comment with an example is often much faster and more convenient. It is also worth remembering that the comment also reflects the intentions of the programmer creating the expression. Errors can creep into regular expressions and by commenting with programmer intent the debugging process will likely be faster and more efficient.
To an issue on GitHub where all the details are described. The code situation I described could look like this.in which a comment can be forced is to use thethe code is written in TypeScript. This Phone Number List clause should be used as rarely as possible therefore each use should be accompanied by a comment. Interestingly this behavior can be enforcedt by enabling a rule b ts comment' [ 'error' 'ts ignore' 'allow with This fea you to avoid short explanations like bug wontfix etc. Describing regular expressions I have already written about regular expressions on my blog in a dedicated article.
While simple regular expressions can be understood in a short time more complex ones are definitely worth commenting on. It is also a good idea to include examples in your explanatory comment. Of course there are solutions explaining regular expressions but reading a comment with an example is often much faster and more convenient. It is also worth remembering that the comment also reflects the intentions of the programmer creating the expression. Errors can creep into regular expressions and by commenting with programmer intent the debugging process will likely be faster and more efficient.