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Config file for code rabbit ai

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  • New Features
    • Added a comprehensive configuration file for project management and development workflow.
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    • Included options for feature flags, language settings, and tone instructions.

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The pull request introduces a new .coderabbit.yaml configuration file that outlines various settings and features for project management. This configuration includes language settings, tone instructions, feature flags for early access and free tier options, and a review system with capabilities for automated reviews and code quality checks. Additionally, it incorporates chat integrations with Jira and Linear, as well as knowledge base management features, allowing for detailed customization of the development workflow.

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.coderabbit.yaml New configuration file added with various settings for project management, review processes, feature flags, tool integrations, and workflow customization options.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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.coderabbit.yaml (2)

2-2: Consider customizing tone instructions.

The tone_instructions field is currently empty. Consider adding instructions to ensure consistent and appropriate tone in reviews. For example: "Be constructive, professional, and focus on technical aspects while maintaining a friendly tone."


40-90: Consider performance impact of enabled tools.

The configuration enables numerous analysis tools simultaneously (shellcheck, ruff, markdownlint, etc.). While comprehensive, this might significantly impact CI/CD pipeline duration and resource usage.

Consider:

  1. Enabling only tools relevant to your tech stack
  2. Running resource-intensive tools only on specific paths or branches
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48-49: Consider increasing GitHub checks timeout.

The current timeout of 90 seconds (90000ms) might be insufficient for larger repositories or complex checks. Consider increasing this value to avoid premature timeouts.

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2-2: Consider customizing tone instructions.

The tone_instructions field is currently empty. Consider adding specific instructions to ensure consistent and appropriate tone in reviews. For example:

tone_instructions: 'Be constructive and encouraging while maintaining technical accuracy. Use a professional yet friendly tone.'

27-28: Consider adding path-specific review rules.

The path_filters and path_instructions arrays are empty. Consider adding path-specific rules to customize review behavior for different parts of your codebase. For example:

path_filters:
  - "src/**/*.ts"
  - "test/**/*.ts"
path_instructions:
  - path: "src/**/*.ts"
    instructions: "Ensure strict type checking and proper error handling"
  - path: "test/**/*.ts"
    instructions: "Verify test coverage and assertion quality"

40-90: Consider optimizing tool selection.

All tools are currently enabled, which might increase review time and generate unnecessary noise. Consider enabling only the tools relevant to your project's tech stack. For example:

  • If you don't use PHP, disable phpstan
  • If you don't use Swift, disable swiftlint
  • If you don't use Ruby, disable rubocop

This will help focus reviews on relevant checks and improve performance.


106-106: Consider configuring integration keys.

The Jira project keys and Linear team keys arrays are empty. To fully utilize these integrations, consider adding your project-specific keys:

jira:
  project_keys: ["PROJ", "TEAM"]
linear:
  team_keys: ["TEAM1", "TEAM2"]

Also applies to: 109-109

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🔇 Additional comments (3)
.coderabbit.yaml (3)

30-36: Auto review configuration looks good!

The auto review settings are well configured with proper base branch patterns.


91-97: Chat configuration looks good!

The chat settings are appropriately configured with auto-reply and integration defaults.


111-111: Add newline at end of file.

Add a newline character at the end of the file to follow YAML best practices and fix the yamllint error.

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