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@blckmn blckmn commented May 16, 2025

Adding configuration file for coderabbit.ai

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    • Introduced a configuration file to customize CodeRabbit AI integration settings, including language preferences, review workflow, and feature toggles.

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A new .coderabbit.yaml configuration file has been added to set up CodeRabbit AI integration. The file defines language preferences, enables auto review (excluding drafts), configures the review profile, and adjusts various feature toggles such as poem generation, chat auto-reply, and status reporting.

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.coderabbit.yaml Added a configuration file specifying CodeRabbit AI integration settings and feature toggles.

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    Developer->>CodeRabbit: Pushes code with .coderabbit.yaml
    CodeRabbit-->>Developer: Applies configuration (language, review profile, auto review, etc.)
    Note right of CodeRabbit: Auto review enabled (excluding drafts), chat auto-reply enabled, status reporting enabled.
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4-10: Review settings: defaults vs. overrides

  • You’ve set profile: "chill", high_level_summary: true, review_status: true, and collapse_walkthrough: false, all of which are the defaults.
  • Overriding poem: false is a useful customization to suppress poem generation.
  • Enabling request_changes_workflow: true diverges from the default—please confirm this aligns with your desired review process.

Consider removing explicit default-value properties to declutter the file.


11-13: Make auto_review behavior explicit
You’ve enabled auto reviews (enabled: true) and opted out of drafts (drafts: false). Since auto_incremental_review defaults to true, it may be beneficial to declare it explicitly for clarity:

auto_review:
  enabled: true
  auto_incremental_review: true
  drafts: false
📜 Review details

Configuration used: .coderabbit.yaml
Review profile: CHILL
Plan: Pro
Cache: Disabled due to data retention organization setting
Knowledge Base: Disabled due to data retention organization setting

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1-3: Validate schema reference and core settings
The $schema URL aligns with the v2 spec, so IDE validation should work as expected. Specifying language: "en-US" (the default) and early_access: false explicitly is correct if you intend to disable early-access features.


14-15: Chat auto-reply configuration
Setting chat.auto_reply: true ensures the bot responds without needing an explicit mention. If you integrate with Jira or Linear, you can extend the chat.integrations section accordingly.

@blckmn blckmn merged commit 340f2b5 into master May 16, 2025
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@blckmn blckmn deleted the blckmn-patch-1 branch May 16, 2025 03:44
demvlad pushed a commit to demvlad/blackbox-log-viewer that referenced this pull request May 28, 2025
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