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I like to use copilot when writing tests. It's not always perfect but makes things less tedious for me.
by heed 2y ago
I like to use copilot when writing tests. It's not always perfect but makes things less tedious for me.
- eric_h 2y agoI recently switched to cursor, and am in the process of wrangling an inherited codebase that had effectively no tests and cursor has saved me _hours_ it's generally terrible at any actual code refactoring, but it has saved me a great deal of typing while adding the missing test coverage.
- lagrange77 2y agoExcuse my ignorance, i have avoided copilot until now.. Does it have (some of) the other files of the project in it's context, when you use it in a test file?
- acchow 2y agoCopilot has your open tabs in context. Cursor has that plus whatever files you want to specifically add. Or it has a mode where you can feed it the entire project and it searches to decide which files to add
- lagrange77 2y agoThanks!