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So write unit tests automatically, change code later and then regenerate the unit tests? Now the code has a bug but the unit tests pass. I'm already seeing this
by pearjuice 3y ago
So write unit tests automatically, change code later and then regenerate the unit tests? Now the code has a bug but the unit tests pass. I'm already seeing this today with devs using ChatGPT to quickly get the "test boilerplate" over and over.
- afro88 3y agoYou still need a human in the loop. I doubt Meta are letting it run blindly. More just automating part of the process and having a human decide what is and isn't committed.