Reviewing AI-Generated PRs: Diff-Driven Testing on a Free Server
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A teammate opened a PR. The diff said 400 added lines. The AI wrote it in one session. It compiled. Tests passed. Something felt wrong. Reading every line is slow. AI code is too smooth. You need a different review strategy. Start with the diff. Then test the impact. Then decide what to trust. The…
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Reviewing AI-Generated PRs: Diff-Driven Testing on a Free Server
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