>If it can take in a github issue and produce decent code solving a complex issue across many files... will certainly be an interesting time.
Oh snap. I didn't even think about that!
That gives me a fun idea!
I've got a repo that I built and setup CI/CD and setup renovate to automatically upgrade dependencies and merge them when all the tests pass, but of course sometimes there are breaking changes. I don't actively work on this thing and hence it's just got issues sitting there when upgrades fail. It's the perfect testing ground to see if I can leverage it to submit PRs to perform the fixes required for the upgrade to succeed! That'll be hectic if it works.
Oh snap. I didn't even think about that!
That gives me a fun idea!
I've got a repo that I built and setup CI/CD and setup renovate to automatically upgrade dependencies and merge them when all the tests pass, but of course sometimes there are breaking changes. I don't actively work on this thing and hence it's just got issues sitting there when upgrades fail. It's the perfect testing ground to see if I can leverage it to submit PRs to perform the fixes required for the upgrade to succeed! That'll be hectic if it works.