← Back to context Comment by ozgung 1 day ago And how do you know they are nearly perfect? 4 comments ozgung Reply reverius42 1 day ago The unit tests written by the LLM all pass! gib444 15 hours ago When I asked it if the tests correct it responded absolutely yes sir !The tests were so good they all passed before the code was fully finished and during huge refactoring they've never failed ! rawling 1 day ago My 20k lines of unit tests say so? Etheryte 1 day ago Just because tests pass does not mean that they're testing the right thing to begin with. Reviewing tests is as important, if not even more important than reviewing code.
reverius42 1 day ago The unit tests written by the LLM all pass! gib444 15 hours ago When I asked it if the tests correct it responded absolutely yes sir !The tests were so good they all passed before the code was fully finished and during huge refactoring they've never failed !
gib444 15 hours ago When I asked it if the tests correct it responded absolutely yes sir !The tests were so good they all passed before the code was fully finished and during huge refactoring they've never failed !
rawling 1 day ago My 20k lines of unit tests say so? Etheryte 1 day ago Just because tests pass does not mean that they're testing the right thing to begin with. Reviewing tests is as important, if not even more important than reviewing code.
Etheryte 1 day ago Just because tests pass does not mean that they're testing the right thing to begin with. Reviewing tests is as important, if not even more important than reviewing code.
The unit tests written by the LLM all pass!
When I asked it if the tests correct it responded absolutely yes sir !
The tests were so good they all passed before the code was fully finished and during huge refactoring they've never failed !
My 20k lines of unit tests say so?
Just because tests pass does not mean that they're testing the right thing to begin with. Reviewing tests is as important, if not even more important than reviewing code.