chore: Enable coderabbit on pg PRs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Expanded automated review configuration to include "pg" and "release" branches.

• Chores

  • Minor formatting adjustment in the configuration file for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the .coderabbit.yaml configuration file. A new key, base_branches, is added under the auto_review section, which specifies the branches "pg" and "release" for automated reviews. Additionally, a minor formatting change is made by removing a space before the auto_reply key in the chat section. The overall structure and functionality of the configuration remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml	Added base_branches: ["pg", "release"] under auto_review; removed space before auto_reply in chat.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: Trigger TBP on pg for scheduled run on release #36399: Modifies the CI/CD workflow related to the pg branch, which aligns with the addition of base_branches: ["pg", "release"].
• chore: Modify inputs for TBP workflow_dispatch on pg branch #36430: Alters inputs for the TBP workflow on the pg branch, connecting to the expansion of configurations for automated reviews.
• chore: Remove pg build input for build docker as not needed anymore #36436: Removes the is-pg-build input from the workflow, relating to changes involving the pg branch in automated reviews.
• chore: Add polling for embedded pg start to create appsmith DB #36854: Adds polling for the embedded PostgreSQL startup, relevant to the pg branch and its operational context.

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🌟 In the land of code where changes bloom,
A new branch awaits, dispelling the gloom.
With pg and release, reviews now expand,
In the .coderabbit.yaml, they take a stand.
Formatting tidied, all is in place,
Automated reviews, a swift, steady pace! 🌟

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📜 Recent review details

Configuration used: .coderabbit.yaml
Review profile: CHILL

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a8e6252 and 651f4f4.

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• .coderabbit.yaml (2 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

.coderabbit.yaml (2)

38-38: A lesson in tidiness, class!

Well done on removing that extra space before auto_reply: true. It's like erasing stray marks from your notebook - it makes everything neater and easier to read. Remember, in YAML, as in life, consistency is key!

This small change shows attention to detail, which is an excellent quality in a programmer. Keep up the good work!

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15-15: Class, let's examine this new configuration!

Good job on expanding the automated review capabilities! By adding base_branches: ["pg", "release"], you're ensuring that CodeRabbit will diligently review pull requests targeting these important branches. This is like assigning a dedicated teaching assistant to grade specific classes.

However, let's make sure we've done our homework:

1. Verify that "pg" and "release" are indeed the correct branch names.
2. Confirm with the team that automated reviews are desired for these branches.
3. Monitor the initial automated reviews to ensure they meet expectations.

Remember, proper configuration leads to efficient learning!

Let's double-check our work with this quick pop quiz:

✅ Verification successful

Excellent work!

You've successfully confirmed that both the "pg" and "release" branches exist in the repository. This means the addition of base_branches: ["pg", "release"] in your .coderabbit.yaml configuration is correctly set up to target these branches for automated reviews.

Keep up the great work in ensuring your configurations align with your workflow!

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence of "pg" and "release" branches

# Test 1: Check if "pg" branch exists
echo "Checking for 'pg' branch:"
git ls-remote --exit-code --heads origin pg

# Test 2: Check if "release" branch exists
echo "Checking for 'release' branch:"
git ls-remote --exit-code --heads origin release

# If both tests pass, the branches exist. If not, we need to review our configuration.

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