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People usually commit code that is written by code assistants intermixed with their own changes. You would not be able to track it, even on first commit.
by Manfred 3y ago
People usually commit code that is written by code assistants intermixed with their own changes. You would not be able to track it, even on first commit.
- joshuanapoli 3y agoWe can use a fine-grained commit style to distinguish hand-written and machine-written lines of code. I like this style for command-line driven AI tooling, where my tool is making bigger code changes (completing a function or file). In this case, it's easy to include a "git commit..." command in the tool. Unfortunately, it doesn't work with GitHub Copilot's style, which assumes really fine-grained interaction.