alt Hacker NewsSo don't write slow flakey unit tests? Or better yet, have the AI make them not slow and not flakey? Of if you wanna be old school, figure out why they're flakey yourself and then fix it? If it's a time thing then fix that or if it's a database thing then mock the hell out of that and integration test, but at this point if your tests suck, you only have yourself to blame.
Sorry I don’t get your point and you didn’t seem to get mine.
I’m saying I would guess I’m faster building manually then to let AI write it, arguably it won’t even achieve the level I feel best with in the future aka the one having the best business impact to my project.
Also the way I semantically define unit tests is that they are instant and non-flaky as they are deterministic else it would be a service for me.