Cory and I jumped on a meeting and were touching base on some projects. John joined in for a bit. He reported that we (he and I) are still working on a timecard rounding error and flag. It only shows up at certain times, so it's a tough one to debug. We'll jump on that in the next day or so.

Alan joined and gave Cory and I a report as well. He is currently checking differences in calculating prices, discounts, and sales tax out in ecommerce land. As part of that testing and process, he is building some unit test for those calculations. As a side note, data 0, a live server, does have the test box application installed and available if we need to test things in a live environment.

We talked about some mappings, passing test files through the local code repositories, and taking some of the unit tests to the next level. Interesting to see the progression of the testing that we are doing. Lots and lots of smaller tests and then slowly building up a virtual testing library. Eventually, we will need to get all of the developers involved and on the same page with regards to testing and unit tests. There is a progression, and we are taking things as we are able and as we can handle that or those changes. Good stuff and making progress.

The last major topic of discussion for the meeting was decimals and tracking and showing levels of decimal accuracy. We do have a setting that says show things to a certain number of decimals. However, if the users start splitting hairs (virtually), we have to go to the deeper levels, no matter what. Otherwise the visuals don't match and the database can't get back to the same numbers if those levels of decimal accuracy are missing. Anyways, some discussion on that topic and storing at the highest level and then helping to show what we can in the format that they like - eventually, everything has to match or line out in the end.