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But if it can be mechanized then why inlcude it in the commit log at all? Just run the tool post hoc if you're interested in what it has to say about a commit.
by cristoperb 4y ago
But if it can be mechanized then why inlcude it in the commit log at all? Just run the tool post hoc if you're interested in what it has to say about a commit.
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- tomxor 4y agoIt could be interesting to see the differences between author and generated messages as per a sibling comment. But for the purpose of trustworthiness I think you would want the commit author to pull the trigger on the comment (It's pretty clear from recent examples in the wild that it's a bad idea to trust language models for correctness beyond the language itself).