LLMs can actually be a useful tool for populating out unit tests.
My experience with this is the LLM commenting out the existing logic and just returning true, or putting in a skeleton unit test with a comment that says “we’ll populate the code for this unit test later”.
My experience with this is the LLM commenting out the existing logic and just returning true, or putting in a skeleton unit test with a comment that says “we’ll populate the code for this unit test later”.