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Comment by nneonneo | Hacker News Reader

Shame it wasn’t caught by any existing test though.

Did they check the tests passed on the old code and would that have caught the issue? That's an extra step I often do.

Well, that should be the first thing you? If it doesn't catch it, then what are you testing?

The tests include the comment:

  # Seems to have a side affect for any subsequent GET's

Well… does it? And if so, is that fixable?