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Thanks, it's quite helpful to hear examples like that. When you say you didn't touch a text editor, do you mean you didn't review the code change or did you ju

by samtp 1y ago

Thanks, it's quite helpful to hear examples like that. When you say you didn't touch a text editor, do you mean you didn't review the code change or did you just look at the diff in the terminal/git?

kasey_junk 1y ago
I reviewed that PR in the GitHub web gui and in our CI/CD gui. It was one of several PRs that I was reviewing at the time, some by agents, some by people and some by a mix. Because I was the instigator of that change a second code owner was required to approve the PR as well. That PR didn't require any changes, which is uncommon but not particularly rare. It is _common_ for me to only give feedback to the agents via the GitHub gui the same way I do humans. Occasionally I have to pull the PR down locally and use the full powers of my dev environment to review but I don't think that is any more common than with people. If anything its less common because of the tasks the agents get typically they either do well or I kill the PR without much review.