in a collaborative environment, it's rarely 30 seconds to make such a change though. usually you have to make a commit with message, make a PR, submit the PR and get someone to review it (many orgs require code review for every change), then merge it. And each of those steps usually require you to context switch from whatever else you were actually trying to get done.

Now, if you're already changing that part of the code/file, then sure it's pretty low overhead. But for something as simple as that function, I'd probably delete the comment entirely.