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by xenophonf
21 days ago
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> Rewrite this Python code to use match/case instead of if/elif/else chains Is this a real example of something people use AI to do? If so, I don't understand why that's difficult, because prompting the AI to do stuff with ASTs etc. seems a bit over the top. |
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Are people actually using AI to do programmatic refactors over million line codebases directly? That is far more insane.
Using AI to write ruff rules or clang-tidy rules with fixes is literally the same thing and obviously best practice over running AI in a pre-commit hook to do those checks and refactors...