I guess emacs is slightly better than vi[m], but only in the same way that bronchitis is better than pneumonia.  Since commit messages are commonly a line or two of...

Well, at least I learnt a valuable lesson!  Thanks for your help in this.

I've figured out the problem.  We had increased the width of the underlying table but we didn't refresh the view, so the comma-delimited data was truncated.  Memo to self -...

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Thanks Steve.  I agree - I think the Jitterbit part is likely the "culprit", but I'm struggling to understand how the two code paths can result in the different outcomes. ...

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My pleasure.  I've had endless fun with QotD, never mind all the useful resources, forum etc. (I have a question that I've just posted!) so it's nice to be able...

I realise that my data is anecdote, and I take your point about merging from dev -> origin/dev being two branches.

Common practice.  We don't have pull requests at my current employers (though we use a mixture of git and TFS) but at my last place we  did use pull requests...

The summary offered is not strictly true, in that a pull request does not necessarily involve two different branches, merely the incorporation of work after code review into a single...

Good article.  My only disagreement is with your functions being in the Controller - to my mind they should be in a service layer.

Thanks Rick - that's perfect!

It may not be a "bug" but, as you say, it's inconsistent and could therefore trip up the unwary (a bit like using BETWEEN for date comparison, which bit me...

I always, always, always parenthesise my operations so that the intent and the outcome are congruent.  It drives other people crazy when they have to code review my work, but...

Thanks everyone.  I've gone with the presence or absence of data in the NULLable error message column.

Thanks Jonathan.  That is my inclination, but I would always prefer to follow accepted guidelines, if there are any ...

I agree.