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In the 2 months after my org pushed copilot down to everyone the number of warnings in the codebase of our main project went from 2 to 65
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number of warnings in the codebase of our main project went from 2 to 65
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Helped: Creating a GitHub action to reject PRs with new warnings.
Got in the way: Coworkers shipping unreviewed AI-suggested code without proper testing.
… So when I am looking through the PR it's effectively the _first_ time a human has actually looked over the suggested code. Anecdote: In the 2 months after my org pushed copilot down to everyone the number of warnings in the codebase of our main project went from 2 to 65. I eventually cleaned those up and created a github action that rejects any PR if it emits new warnings, but it created a lot of pushback initially.