When I generated a few tests with a LLM, there was one that were generated to test he code as written, not the code as I should have wrote it.
Was great to have a pattern to tweak vs. blank code editor though, way faster.
Was great to have a pattern to tweak vs. blank code editor though, way faster.
Like most LLM generation though, it’s not a deterministic thing and like you mentioned originally it takes some verification of the output. I still think with the extra steps it saves time when applied to the right scenarios. The longer the input the higher the hallucinations count in my experience though, so I always keep the code provided in the smallest chunk possible which still has enough context.
So like 90% of human-written tests then?