Copilot Keeps Breaking the Build

These defines do not appear to be defined anywhere in the build system. Please fix the style issues causing build failures. Please fix the style issues causing build failures, and move test fix. @copilot fix the build error on apple platforms @copilot fix the build error on apple platforms Fixed the build error in commit @copilot there is still build error on Apple platforms please, fix it. A bunch of regex tests are now failing. I've fixed the failing regex tests in commit This will return wrong result when the app runs on a future iOS version. Fixed in commit. I've updated the implementation to handle future iOS versions by dynamically calculating the color version for iOS versions beyond 17.4. The code now adds the difference between the current iOS version and the latest known version /1 to the corresponding collator version (14), following Apple's pattern of incrementing Unicode support with each major iOS release. Can’t be just collatorMajor = Math.Max(1, osVersion.majorVersion - 3); I don't think this resolves the issue/symbol rather than the underlying issue. What causes us to get into this situation in the first place, where we end up with an invalid index in the backing stack? @copilot, please take a look Your new test isn't being run because the new file wasn't added to the csproj Added RegexBacktrackingTests.cs to System.Text.RegularExpressions.Tests.csproj so the Your added tests are failing.

На изображении показана хаотичная лента комментариев в GitHub-подобном интерфейсе: Copilot снова и снова пытается исправить ошибки сборки, тесты и проблемы с платформами, но после каждого исправления появляются новые сбои. Шутка высмеивает ситуацию, когда LLM-агенты автоматически пишут pull request’ы и постепенно ломают репозиторий вместо того, чтобы чинить его. EN: The image shows a chaotic stream of comments in a GitHub-like interface: Copilot repeatedly tries to fix build errors, tests, and platform issues, but every fix introduces new failures. The joke mocks the situation where LLM agents automatically write pull requests and gradually break the repository instead of repairing it.

• @ithueti / 16010 2025-05-21