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The other day I wanted to use a function in an unfamiliar library. Gemini kept putting an argument into the call that wasn't supposed to be there even after I e
by harvey9 2y ago
The other day I wanted to use a function in an unfamiliar library. Gemini kept putting an argument into the call that wasn't supposed to be there even after I explicitly told it not to. This was after I trusted Gemini, got an error message and looked at the docs.
The argument it was adding was required for other functions in other libraries the same subject area so I suppose that's why it did it.
- aleksiy123 2y agoWrong library version is also a classic. At some point it would be nice if someone could come up with a way of grounding/adding package docs and/or version as part of the context automatically