← Back to context Comment by simiones 7 hours ago It is a well known fact that projects with unit tests never have regressions. 3 comments simiones Reply cbg0 7 hours ago I don't understand the need for the snarky comment, LLMs can run the test suite and avoid regressions. simiones 6 hours ago A change can introduce regressions in any large project even if 100% of unit tests pass. Unit tests test individual units, regressions can happen at many levels. Especially if we treat performance degradations as regressions. cyphar 7 hours ago [dead]
cbg0 7 hours ago I don't understand the need for the snarky comment, LLMs can run the test suite and avoid regressions. simiones 6 hours ago A change can introduce regressions in any large project even if 100% of unit tests pass. Unit tests test individual units, regressions can happen at many levels. Especially if we treat performance degradations as regressions.
simiones 6 hours ago A change can introduce regressions in any large project even if 100% of unit tests pass. Unit tests test individual units, regressions can happen at many levels. Especially if we treat performance degradations as regressions.
I don't understand the need for the snarky comment, LLMs can run the test suite and avoid regressions.
A change can introduce regressions in any large project even if 100% of unit tests pass. Unit tests test individual units, regressions can happen at many levels. Especially if we treat performance degradations as regressions.
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