New system

Find the booking_id, the correct resolution, fire up postman and 💥

Old system

ssh...
sudo su deploy
cd /app/<appname>/current/
bin/rails c

MelissaKaulfuss / dup_ruby.md

Last active May 25, 2018 04:46

the dup method in ruby

What's this #dup method do?

Doing a code read today in our monthly 10% time I started to read and document an internal event sourcing framework we've built in our team. I stumbled across the .dup method and so naturally I got sidetracked (losing sight of the high level) with StackOverflow posts, Ruby-Doc and my own IRB comparisons between it, and another method that appears quite similar -clone.

Importantly dup differs from clone in that it duplicates the object as a completely new record (if it's an ActiveRecord object no id is assigned however if it's a PORO a new object_id is assigned so it's completely different). The duped object has no direct assocation with the original at all. Thus, if you modify a duped object, you won't change the original object and that's because it's a “shallow” copy – it copies the object’s attributes only, not its associations.

MelissaKaulfuss / nightly_rates.md

Last active June 8, 2018 03:14

nightly_rates for CSRs

Nightly rates live in the provider_reservation_successful event.

MelissaKaulfuss / csv_and_postman.md

Last active June 20, 2018 00:17

Using a CSV with Postman

Create a new collection in postman - only include actions you want to run in there.
Give it a CSV with the amendments/fields, name the columns by the variables that postman expects.
Remember to put the underscores in the column names in CSV.
Add number of iterations for how many times you want it to happen.

MelissaKaulfuss / event_example_finding.md

Created July 3, 2018 03:31

Finding an IRL example of a particular event

In splunk search for your event with event.event_type = booking_change_creation_failed
Grab the booking ID
Jump into Booking Manager and track down the booking
Open up shari, et voila!

MelissaKaulfuss / EAN _issue_not_finding_reservation.md

Created September 14, 2018 04:04

Look for the reservation or booking using the EAN itinerary ID (not our confirmation number).

MelissaKaulfuss / acceptance_spec_gotchas.md

Created October 4, 2018 06:40

Tail the logs for failing acceptance specs!

In a separate tab run tail -f log/*.log and clear the screen. Run the specs and see the logs yo. It's HELPFUL!!!

MelissaKaulfuss / click_logs_for_dublicate_bookings.md

Last active November 28, 2018 03:51

Request for click logs – how to tell if a customer saw the confirmation page multiple times

Log into splunk
Grab the booking aggregate ID
In splunk search within the date range of the booking and with the search params /hotels/bookings/agg-id
You'll see a bunch of json renderered logs
You're looking for the bookings/controller rendering HTML (this means the polling stopped and the response was recieved and rendered)

MelissaKaulfuss / keybase.md

Created January 8, 2019 23:46

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am melissakaulfuss on github.
I am m3llo (https://keybase.io/m3llo) on keybase.
I have a public key ASCPiYoTlhaMbzjcXxpAtqwGeqwYgd_tKzatIXgKW-OdZAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

MelissaKaulfuss / reprocessing_shari_events.md

Last active July 29, 2019 01:31

Reprocessing Shari events that weren't handled

New School

get the aggregate_id for the events that need to be reprocessed (the last successful event).
You can do this via the Platform CLI or the rails c of the app in question (the former is the most advisable).
The new Shari reprocess helper method can simply take the aggregate as the arg like so: reprocess(aggregate_id) |

Old School

Get the event id/s for the event/s that weren't handled
Connect to console for the app in question 3. then sudo su deploy, cd/app_name/current etc.
Retrieve the event/s