Halfway Between The Pylons And The Offshore Wind Farms

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Halfway Between The Pylons And The Offshore Wind Farms

I live halfway between the pylons and the offshore wind farms. I am precisely where I need to be.

I am exactly where I am meant to be. Always. To the south out to see I have the Rampion offshore wind farm.

To the north I have a substation and a stream of pylons going up the hill. Going off into the downs. I could never work in any industry that’s not renewable energy. I love this industry with all of my heart. I will only ever be me if I am working in renewable energy. I will only ever be Susanna if I am working in renewable energy. I will not be Susanna if I am not working in renewable energy. So what do I need to do to stay in my beloved renewable energy industry? I need to:
  • Run a click command on Monday 
  • See if I can turn my click command into a click command with a for loop inside it
  • See if I can pass in my second url to the same two functions my first url goes through as a parameter or if they need to be two different separate truncation of their own due to their unique parameters
Rather importantly I still need to read the API docs for the two URLs properly as I need to see if their REQUEST BODIES add up - probably not - and how to pass in my request body into my new url in the right way

And where does my request body for my old url even get passed in? I think it’s the other software that calls it (I don’t wanna say the name) and so when I test this requests in postman then I will have to pass in the request body myself. Well in this case then

I don’t know if my for loop will work

Won’t it need to be two separate endpoints? Or else how will I pass in my two request bodies? 

Even if my two request bodies were the same would it still work with passing them in to two separate parameters? 

Or can I make my request body json into a dictionary and access my correct key at the correct point in time? I am over complicating things

I need to zoom out and focus on the problem and focus on problem solving it

I need to rewatch my call with my boss where he breaks down the ticket
A photo of the pocket guide to debugging zine printed off

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