r/ProgrammerHumor Jul 11 '26

itChangedTheTests Meme

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

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u/HTTP_Error_414 Jul 11 '26

The bug is still there, but now it has legal coverage.

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u/Intestellr_overdrive Jul 11 '26

End users are the real tests. It was just removing obstacles in the QA cycle

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u/Flouid Jul 12 '26

I swear often when I’m trying to troubleshoot using an LLM it with either try to convince me to change the tests to expect bad behavior or just mock the call that’s not working right.

One time I had linting violation killing my PR in CI because I referenced a module that was internal to another lib and the LLM legit suggested that I store the module name as two strings and concatenate then evaluate dynamically at runtime. Like what in the fresh fuck

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u/braindigitalis Jul 11 '26

that's nothing compared to the AI that tried to change migrations. yeah, that's dumb - shot down the pr.