alt Hacker NewsWhen you get stuck in a loop it's best to remove all code back to a point it didn't have problems. If you continue debugging in that hammering failure loop you get TONS of random future bugs.
When you get stuck in a loop it's best to remove all code back to a point it didn't have problems. If you continue debugging in that hammering failure loop you get TONS of random future bugs.
I've had good luck doing something like this first (but more specific to the issue at hand):
We are getting stuck in an unproductive loop. I am going to discard all of this work and start over from scratch. Write a prompt for a new coding assistant to accomplish this task, noting what pitfalls to avoid.