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So this works for repositories with decent unit tests. Which excludes 80+% of real world bug and feature issues, in my experience…
by rrr_oh_man 3y ago
So this works for repositories with decent unit tests.
Which excludes 80+% of real world bug and feature issues, in my experience…
- abhikrc 3y agoNo it does not need an unit test to work. We responded to another similar question from another user.
- prmph 3y agoThen how can you have confidence that it actually fixes the bug? It means you still need a human to review the fix, no?
- yuntong 3y agoThe developer written testcases are provided in SWE-bench-lite so those could be used to check the generated patches. The auto-generated patches are to reduce the effort of resolving issues. In practice, they should be reviewed and verified by human developers before they are integrated.
- rrr_oh_man 3y agoThank you for the clarification. And shame on me for talking out of my ass!