Every metric has limitations, but git blame line counts seem pretty uncontroversial. Typical aider changes are not like autocompleting braces or reformatting c

Every metric has limitations, but git blame line counts seem pretty uncontroversial. Typical aider changes are not like autocompleting braces or reformatting code. You tell aider what to do in natural language, like a pair programmer. It then modifies one or more files to accomplish that task. Here's a recent small aider commit, for flavor. -# load these from aider/resources/model-settings.yml -# use the proper packaging way to locate that file -# ai! +import importlib.resources + +# Load model settings from package resource MODEL_SETTINGS = [] +with importlib.resources.open_text("aider.resources", "model-settings.yml") as f: + model_settings_list = yaml.safe_load(f) + for model_settings_dict in model_settings_list: + MODEL_SETTINGS.append(ModelSettings(**model_settings_dict)) https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/commit/5095a9e1c3f82303f0b7e3349d56300910b41db4 https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/commit/5095a9e1c3f82303f0b...