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Yes, but you can check for "DO NOT SUBMIT" with automation. You can't automate checking for random strings, right?
by bipson 2y ago
Yes, but you can check for "DO NOT SUBMIT" with automation.
You can't automate checking for random strings, right?
- neutronicus 2y agoPerhaps an abbreviation would be the best of both worlds, and debug strings should be prefixed with "DNS" You won't need to submit that particular string working at Google, right?
- Tyr42 2y agoThe automation which can check for do not submit itself is hard to submit. Or at least updates to it are hard to submit.
- Dylan16807 2y agoforbidden_string = "DO NOT " + "SUBMIT" Seems easy enough?
- organsnyder 2y agoJust disable that particular linting rule (or however it's implemented) in that repo.
- pjerem 2y agoWell in the LLM era, you could. I’m not sure you should :)
- trelane 2y ago> You can't automate checking for random strings, right? No, but you can make the string configurable.
- anyonecancode 2y agoRelated in terms of being easy to search for, I use the abbreviation "TK" as a placeholder for text or incomplete code. Took this from the publishing industry (my partner worked in magazines) -- it's a combination that does not appear in regular English and so is easy to both see and to use search tools for.