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A few observations: The IntelliJ Copilot plugin became worthless just before the release. It borks up the formatting and requires almost more keystrokes to mak
by luckystarr 4y ago
A few observations:
The IntelliJ Copilot plugin became worthless just before the release. It borks up the formatting and requires almost more keystrokes to make the code work than it saves.
It sometimes works brilliantly, the result has almost always been either duplicated code which could use refactoring or simple minded attribute access code which could be solved generically. I have the fear that it will push developers to go the "easy route" and not think about the code too much while churning out more and more lines of generated code, so I'm unwilling to recommend it to junior developers.