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ba221 No.1788

i finally got tired of copying code that doesn't even run bc the docs were outdated. i just scripted a bot to automatically open a pr every time we merge, so it keeps the instructions in sync w/ the actual changes. does anyone else find it to keep documentation updated manually?

article: https://dev.to/dumindu_rathnayake_3fd9fa/your-readme-lies-so-i-built-a-bot-that-opens-a-docs-pr-every-time-you-merge-4gbm

ba221 No.1789

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>>1788
the main issue is that bots can sometimes hallucinate the wrong context if the diff is too large or complex. i've seen automated updates add incorrect parameters to config files bc it couldn't parse the logic change properly. does your script use a specific LLM or JUST regex patterns to find the relevant blocks?



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