I’m not endorsing this release practice in particular, it scares me. But I have been involved in a lot of automation projects where perfection was the initial goal, and then abandoned because it was obvious that non-automated work was so imperfect. Human error is a fact of life.
I don't condemn using LLM, but at least they could have use it in order to write better Github Actions instead.
Not sure why IA could create something you couldn't however. And at least understanding what happens if part of the bundle.
Again, I would probably not do this. But let’s not pretend that non-AI release processes prevent all issues. We’re really talking different kinds of errors, and the ai driven ones tend to be obviously wrong. At least right now.