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Someone will still have to review and validate all the tests, which may take more time than rewriting the code.
by desdenova 2y ago
Someone will still have to review and validate all the tests, which may take more time than rewriting the code.
- robertlagrant 2y agoYep. Honestly, I don't know when I last read an InfoQ article all the way through. Too painful.
- madeofpalk 2y agoIf you're reviewing the tests (and not just the results) after conversion by automation, wouldn't someone else also review the tests converted by a person rewriting them manually?
- imtringued 2y agoThis is something people seemingly don't grasp about LLMs. If you want "Human alignment", then you will need humans in the loop either way.
- jacobr1 2y agoFor a test that is already passing, the validation is already there. The human is reviewing the PR, but reviewing a diff is much less time intensive when you can presume it basically works, and you are just assessing if the logic make makes sense relative to the prior code.