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19-19: LGTM — straightforward fix for the missing env var.The value
100is reasonable for a refresh tick interval. One optional nit: a brief inline comment noting the approximate wall-clock duration (e.g.,# ~16.7 min at 10 s/tick) would help operators tuning this value without needing to cross-reference the service code.Based on learnings,
MANAGER_TICK_FOR_INFRA_REFRESHintentionally accepts0for constant refresh, so the chosen non-zero default of100aligns with the intended semantics.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@manifests/claudie/.env` at line 19, Add an inline comment next to the MANAGER_TICK_FOR_INFRA_REFRESH env var documenting the approximate wall-clock duration for the chosen default (e.g., “# ~16.7 min at 10 s/tick”) and mention the accepted special value 0 for constant refresh; update the MANAGER_TICK_FOR_INFRA_REFRESH line to include that brief explanatory comment so operators can tune the value without checking service code.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@manifests/claudie/.env`:
- Line 19: Add an inline comment next to the MANAGER_TICK_FOR_INFRA_REFRESH env
var documenting the approximate wall-clock duration for the chosen default
(e.g., “# ~16.7 min at 10 s/tick”) and mention the accepted special value 0 for
constant refresh; update the MANAGER_TICK_FOR_INFRA_REFRESH line to include that
brief explanatory comment so operators can tune the value without checking
service code.
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