> (And the automated test suite will help them confirm that the refactoring worked properly, because naturally you had them construct an automated test suite when they built those original features, right?)
I dunno, maybe I have high standards but I generally find that the test suites generated by LLMs are both over and under determined. Over-determined in the sense that some of the tests are focused on implementation details, and under-determined in the sense that they don't test the conceptual things that a human might.
That being said, I've come across loads of human written tests that are very similar, so I can see where the agents are coming from.
You often mention that this is why you are getting good results from LLMs so it would be great if you could expand on how you do this at some point in the future.
I dunno, maybe I have high standards but I generally find that the test suites generated by LLMs are both over and under determined. Over-determined in the sense that some of the tests are focused on implementation details, and under-determined in the sense that they don't test the conceptual things that a human might.
That being said, I've come across loads of human written tests that are very similar, so I can see where the agents are coming from.
You often mention that this is why you are getting good results from LLMs so it would be great if you could expand on how you do this at some point in the future.