One Function, One Test, One Commit: The Smallest Safe Refactor
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You have a messy repo. No tests. An AI suggests a sweeping refactor. You say no. Big changes without a safety net are disasters. The safest unit is a single function. Lock it. Change it. Verify it. Commit it. Then repeat. Here is a concrete workflow that uses a free model to write the lock and a fr…
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- 2026-08-31 03:58 · DEV Community — AI
One Function, One Test, One Commit: The Smallest Safe Refactor
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