this meant “you didn’t setup a trigger to auto-insert the [primary key] id for you” (or elsewise need to supply the primary key)

for me this meant “you are running SQL developer in the background, which has a lock on a table”

meant “you need a public constructor on that baad boy” (tupilizer)

ref: https://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?p=2407563

use drb, get:

TypeError: can’t convert Class into String

This meant:

given

begin

rescue => e

you can’t do

puts “abc” + e.class + e.message

no, apparently the + e.class is not good enough.

use “alt+insert” (yikes netbeans, yikes)

this means “you did git submodule init with an older version of git, apparently it was messed up”

fix: update git/msysgit, then
c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git submodule update

# does nothing!

c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>cd lib

c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\lib>rm -rf jruby-swing-helpers # remove submodule

c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema\lib>cd ..

c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git submodule init

c:\dev\ruby\sensible-cinema>git.exe submodule init | cat
Submodule ‘lib/jruby-swing-helpers’ () registered for path ‘lib/jruby-swing-helpers’

fatal: https://xxx@github.com/rdp/pomodoro-timer.git/info/refs not found: did you run git update-server-info on the server?

this meant “you spelled the repo name wrong!”

for me this meant “you’re also creating a consumer on the producer side, which is pre-fetch eating the message before the next consumer is started to get it” (I think).

This means “you somehow passed a null parameter through that shouldn’t have been” (hibernate).  Apparently.

see notes, just for “publication” sake