Monthly Bugs, April 2018

[altenbach]

‎02-28-2018 05:03 PM

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Continued from the March 2018 bug thread

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Official Notice

Due to recent advancements in the development of an NI automatic bug finding and bug fixing system (NI-BFF)  based on an artificial intelligence (AI) system running on a cluster of quantum computers in the garage of Jeff Kodosky, LabVIEW is now certified 100% bug free.

This is good news and this thread is now completely obsolete. We will be keeping it open for historical reasons and for users who want to make a fool of themselves reporting obvious non-bugs by following the rules below.

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The posting rules are as always:

• Each post here should only contain a brief description of a bug, together with a link to the thread where it is being discussed.
• One post/bug!
• One bug/post!
• No discussion of bugs. All discussions of a bug must take place in the original linked thread.

[altenbach]

Continued from the March 2018 bug thread

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Official Notice

Due to recent advancements in the development of an NI automatic bug finding and bug fixing system (NI-BFF)  based on an artificial intelligence (AI) system running on a cluster of quantum computers in the garage of Jeff Kodosky, LabVIEW is now certified 100% bug free.

This is good news and this thread is now completely obsolete. We will be keeping it open for historical reasons and for users who want to make a fool of themselves reporting obvious non-bugs by following the rules below.

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The posting rules are as always:

• Each post here should only contain a brief description of a bug, together with a link to the thread where it is being discussed.
• One post/bug!
• One bug/post!
• No discussion of bugs. All discussions of a bug must take place in the original linked thread.

[altenbach]

Well, it turns out that nobody reported any bugs in April, so maybe the above note was prophetic! 😄

To keep the (now forever empty) bug threads going, We'll continue in the May 2018 bug thread.

This thread is now closed.