it’s a well known true-ism you can have it cheap, correct or fast.
but you can only have two of them at the same time.
and we’re talking about FOSS here, so cheap kinda has to be one of them.
but you can only have two of them at the same time.
and we’re talking about FOSS here, so cheap kinda has to be one of them.
So, it's fast if you get lucky and are able to one-shot it, affordable-ish if you get lucky and are able to one-shot it and correct if you get lucky.
And that tends to happen if you're working on a specific set of codebases which are close to the most commonly occurring codebases in the training data set -- i.e. CRUD webapps / heavy boilerplate usage. Most FOSS projects probably don't fit in that camp (i have no data to support this, it's just my gut experience).