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Moral Dilema - wrong person accused of coding error

Asked by osp70 in Miscellaneous

Some background, just started this job and have one month of a 6 month probation for an entry level programming position.

supervisor was checking code and found an error, very minor but enough to get his attention.  I had done some work on it and had documented it in the header as required.  So I was blamed, at the time I couldn't remember if I had worked on that section, this was 3 months after the fact.  So I took the blame and apologized and said I would be more careful in the future.

I went through the history in source safe and discovered it wasn't me who changed the code.  I enjoy working with the person who changed the code and really don't want to get into any mistrust or such.  I'm going to leave it alone for now, however when my review comes up and if the above issue is raised what should I do?
1) eat it
2) say it wasn't me and present a print out of the difference report
3) ...?

Thanks for your opinion

osp70
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