Hello there, it's my first issue here so let me follow my usual tradition and thank you for the work around the bundle, it makes a serious difference in the Symfony ecosystem.
Context: this issue is not a concrete idea, but I'm trying to highlight where LLM usage is a good idea and trigger discussions.
I figured out that this bundle is some kind of clever class generation around Symfony, and I was asking myself how to make it even better to make an even bigger difference!
This is how I noticed that maybe the make:unit-test or make:functional-test could be an even more powerful feature combined with an LLM capable of reading the context of the project and generate a test that:
- Follow the project conventions
- With some tests already written
Of course this would require an integration with an LLM which would be out of the scope of the project and highlight that maybe an issue should be open on Symfony side for a new component?
I'm super-curious of what you think of such feature. (I believe it's the first one about an LLM integration!)
Thanks for your attention
Hello there, it's my first issue here so let me follow my usual tradition and thank you for the work around the bundle, it makes a serious difference in the Symfony ecosystem.
Context: this issue is not a concrete idea, but I'm trying to highlight where LLM usage is a good idea and trigger discussions.
I figured out that this bundle is some kind of clever class generation around Symfony, and I was asking myself how to make it even better to make an even bigger difference!
This is how I noticed that maybe the
make:unit-testormake:functional-testcould be an even more powerful feature combined with an LLM capable of reading the context of the project and generate a test that:Of course this would require an integration with an LLM which would be out of the scope of the project and highlight that maybe an issue should be open on Symfony side for a new component?
I'm super-curious of what you think of such feature. (I believe it's the first one about an LLM integration!)
Thanks for your attention