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does this mean lines/diffs otherwise untouched are considered written by Aider? If a small change is made by an end-user to adjust an Aider result, who gets "c
by nyarlathotep_ 2y ago
does this mean lines/diffs otherwise untouched are considered written by Aider?
If a small change is made by an end-user to adjust an Aider result, who gets "credit"?
- anotherpaulg 2y agoIt works like normal git blame -- it literally uses git blame. Whoever changed a line last gets credit. Only the new or newly changed lines in each release are considered. So no, "lines/diffs otherwise untouched" are NOT considered written by aider. That wouldn't make sense?