Comment by doug_durham
Comment by doug_durham 3 days ago
The value is that it got the details correct as you admit. That alone is worth the price of admission. Even if I need to rewrite or edit parts it has saved me time, and has raised the quality of PRs being submitted across the board. The key point with these tools is *Accountability*. As an engineer you are still accountable for your work. Using any tool doesn't take that away. If the PR tool gets it wrong, and you still submit it, that on the engineer. If you have a culture of accountability, then there is nothing to be terrified of. Any by the way the most recent tools are really, really good at PRs and commit messages.
Are you accountable for CPU bugs in new machines added to your Kubernetes fleet? The trusting-trust problem only works if there is someone to trust.