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It's often easier to catch and scold them than to prevent it. We have rule for example that agents (or anyone) can't touch autogenerated code. They still routin
by dylanratcliffe 1mo ago
It's often easier to catch and scold them than to prevent it. We have rule for example that agents (or anyone) can't touch autogenerated code. They still routinely do, but there is a CI job that re-generates everything and fails if there is a diff. Which the agents then see and fix. We have also use hooks for the same thing since they run locally and the feedback cycles are shorter.
- vivekyyy 1mo agoThis is possible, but I just kinda feel like at that point I should just generate the migrations in CI. The point of having them out of CI (for me at least) was so we can manually write in upgrade/downgrade logic when the autogenerated migration is a little off