- Gitmon perceives a socket closing as EOF in the database, and
terminates the record created with the `update` command. This means
that when the `finish` command is issued, the Gitmon database attempts
to insert the process stats as a new record in the Gitmon db.
- TIL : mkRegexWithOpts documentation is misleading. The first boolean
option is described as enforcing beginning of line (`^`) and end of
line (`$`) matching, along with not matching newline characters with
`.`. From my testing, I discovered this is not true, and in order to
enforce that regex behavior, I needed to explicitly add `^…$` to my
regex. Because the `mkRegexWithOpts` function was no longer doing what
I wanted, I opted for the simpler `mkRegex` function.
- readInt now returns a `Maybe Int` and expects a single `Just [s]`
match supplied to attempt reading. This function is not general
purpose enough to be safe to use elsewhere, but is safe to use within
the context of `readIntFromEnv` because of the way the regex enforces
matches.
— Unfortunately, there are race conditions causing failures when
setting and reading environment variables in individual HSpec tests.
Despite removing `parallel` from the way these tests are run, I
continued to see races causing intermittent failures. This is an
unfortunate hack to combine invalid data tests within a single test
that enforces procedural order of setting and reading environment
variables without racing.
This means that we will need to translate between the different diagonal coordinates when looking for overlap, but we won‘t need to adjust the boundaries checked when finding the furthest endpoint along some diagonal k.
