Normally I review 3-5 files in a single change. Tests are done separately to reduce the impact of writing tests that fit whatever it was written and there are a few dozen custom eslint rules (like eslint plugins) to enforce certain types of coding practices that make it harder for the LLM to generate code that I would other reject.
Normally I review 3-5 files in a single change. Tests are done separately to reduce the impact of writing tests that fit whatever it was written and there are a few dozen custom eslint rules (like eslint plugins) to enforce certain types of coding practices that make it harder for the LLM to generate code that I would other reject.
It is not that difficult really.