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Configuration comment \.coderabbit\.yaml |
Added a single comment line under path_filters.exclude: "# Trigger for comprehensive codebase review". No functional changes. |
Lint configuration .markdownlint.json |
Added MD032 and MD060 as disabled/no-op rules and adjusted JSON structure to include the new entry. No behavioral code changes. |
Memory template README .agent/memory/README.md |
Major rewrite and expansion: renamed heading, added "Developer Preferences Memory" and detailed preference categories, usage examples, expanded directory structure and environment-issues templates, and adjusted metadata/footer text. Documentation only. |
Workflows README .agent/workflows/README.md |
New comprehensive "Development Workflows" guide describing purpose, workflow categories, naming conventions, templates, usage, and contributing guidelines for .agent workflow files. |
Workflow guides (new) .agent/workflows/bug-fixing.md, .agent/workflows/code-review.md, .agent/workflows/error-checking-feedback-loops.md, .agent/workflows/feature-development.md, .agent/workflows/git-workflow.md, .agent/workflows/multi-repo-workspace.md, .agent/workflows/release-process.md, .agent/workflows/wordpress-local-testing.md |
Added multiple detailed workflow documents covering bug-fixing, code review, CI/CD error handling and feedback loops, feature development, Git workflow, multi-repo workspaces, release processes, and WordPress local testing. All are prose guides with examples, checklists, commands, and templates; no executable code or public API changes. |
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Introduces .agent/workflows/ directory with universal development workflows: - Git branching and collaboration practices - Feature development and bug fixing processes - Code review checklists - CI/CD error monitoring and feedback loops - Multi-repository workspace safety guidelines - Release process with semantic versioning - WordPress local testing environments Also enhances memory/README.md with developer preferences tracking guidance.
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.agent/workflows/git-workflow.md (2)
75-81: Add blank lines around fenced code blocks for markdown compliance.Lines 75-81 and 84-88 need blank lines before and after code blocks per Codacy's MD031 rule to maintain consistent markdown formatting.
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-**Local Testing (Default):** +**Local Testing (Default):** + ```bash # Test without updating version numbers # Run tests, linters, quality checks @@ -80,6 +82,7 @@ npm test composer test bash ~/git/aidevops/.agent/scripts/quality-check.sh
Remote Testing (When Requested):
+git add . git commit -m "WIP: Description for remote testing"Also applies to: 84-88
167-175: Specify language for code block and add blank lines.Line 167 shows a code block without a language specification, and lacks surrounding blank lines per Codacy MD040 and MD031 rules.
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### Format -``` +```bash Type: Brief description (under 50 chars) Detailed explanation if needed. - Bullet points for multiple changes - Reference issues: Fixes #123 Co-authored-by: Name <email></blockquote></details> <details> <summary>.agent/workflows/code-review.md (1)</summary><blockquote> `113-135`: **Fix markdown formatting: language specification and blank lines around code blocks.** Multiple markdown formatting issues need correction: 1. Line 127: Ordered list item numbering is incorrect (expected 1, actual 2) 2. Lines 128, 134-135: Code blocks need blank lines before and after (MD031) 3. Line 135: Code block needs language specification (MD040) - should be ` ```javascript ` Apply these diffs: ```diff #### Be Specific and Clear + ```markdown # Good feedback example In function `processUserData()` at line 45: -1. The input validation is missing for the `email` parameter. +- The input validation is missing for the `email` parameter. Consider adding: - ```javascript + ```javascript if (!isValidEmail(email)) { throw new ValidationError('Invalid email format'); } - ``` + ``` -2. The error message should be more descriptive: - ```javascript +- The error message should be more descriptive: + + ```javascript // Instead of: throw new Error('Failed'); // Use: throw new Error(`Failed to process data for user ${userId}: ${reason}`); - ``` + ```
</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>.agent/workflows/error-checking-feedback-loops.md (2)</summary><blockquote> `64-96`: **Add blank lines around fenced code blocks throughout document.** Multiple instances of code blocks lack surrounding blank lines per Codacy MD031 rule. This appears at lines 64, 96, 179, and other locations. Systematically add blank lines before and after all fenced code blocks. Example pattern: ```diff -### Checking Workflow Status via GitHub CLI +### Checking Workflow Status via GitHub CLI + ```bash # Get recent workflow runs gh run list --limit 10 @@ -33,6 +35,7 @@ gh run list --status failure --limit 5 # Watch a running workflow gh run watch {run_id}
Checking via GitHub API
--- `199-211`: **Specify language or text identifier for ASCII diagram and add blank lines.** Line 199 shows a diagram block without language specification. While ASCII diagrams don't require a language, they should still be surrounded by blank lines. Line 356 has a similar issue. Add blank lines and consider using `text` or markdown backticks directly: ```diff ### Error Resolution Workflow + ```text 1. Identify Error ↓ @@ -209,6 +212,7 @@ git push origin {branch} ↓ 6. Document Solution
Processing Workflow Failures
</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>.agent/workflows/wordpress-local-testing.md (2)</summary><blockquote> `115-135`: **Add blank lines around code blocks and fix ordered list numbering.** Markdown formatting issues at lines 127-135 need correction. The ordered list has incorrect numbering, and code blocks lack surrounding blank lines. Apply this diff: ```diff Add to `package.json`: + ```json { "scripts": { @@ -124,6 +127,7 @@ Add to `package.json`: } }
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--- `356-406`: **Add blank lines around code blocks in testing workflows and debugging sections.** Lines 377, 400-406 have code blocks that need blank lines before and after for consistency with Codacy MD031 rule. Example fix pattern: ```diff ## Debugging Tools ### Query Monitor Plugin Automatically installed in blueprints above. Access via admin bar to view: + - Database queries - PHP errors - HTTP requests - Hooks and actions.agent/workflows/feature-development.md (1)
91-111: Add blank lines around lists and code blocks for markdown consistency.Codacy flags at lines 96, 103, 108 indicate lists need surrounding blank lines. Additionally, code blocks on lines 96-110 need blank lines before and after.
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### 5. Update Documentation Update all relevant documentation: + **CHANGELOG.md:** + ```markdown ## [Unreleased] ### Added - New feature: Description of what was added (#123)
README.md / readme.txt:
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- Update feature list
- Add usage instructions
- Update screenshots if UI changed
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- Add docblocks to new functions/methods
- Document complex logic
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</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>.agent/workflows/multi-repo-workspace.md (1)</summary><blockquote> `46-54`: **Refine wording to reduce repetition of "Making".** Line 50 uses "Making code suggestions" in a list context where alternatives improve clarity: ```diff - - Making code suggestions + - Providing code suggestionsThis minor style improvement (flagged by LanguageTool) reduces overuse of the verb "make" and strengthens action-verb variety.
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[grammar] ~9-~9: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...ces** that apply to: - Working on this aidevops repository - Working on any other codeb...
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[style] ~102-~102: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
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[style] ~5-~5: Consider using a different verb for a more formal wording.
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[style] ~50-~50: “Make” is an overused word. Consider a different verb to strengthen your wording.
Context: ... you're currently working in before: - Making code suggestions - Creating or updating...
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[grammar] ~23-~23: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...ifying admin UI changes - Testing single site vs multisite behavior - Demos and s...
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[grammar] ~3-~3: Use a hyphen to join words.
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.agent/workflows/README.md (1)
1-149: Excellent organizational hub for the workflow suite.This README effectively serves as an index and guide for the comprehensive workflow documentation suite. The structure with categorized tables, quick-reference sections, and clear relationship mappings makes it easy for developers to find relevant guidance. The contributing guidelines and workflow template support future documentation expansion.
.agent/workflows/wordpress-local-testing.md (1)
447-462: Testing checklist is comprehensive and well-designed.The pre-release testing checklist (lines 447-462) covers all essential areas: single/multisite, version compatibility, tests, debugging, and release processes. This provides good guidance for developers.
.agent/memory/README.md (1)
1-80: Excellent expansion of preferences documentation with security-first design.The significant enhancement to
.agent/memory/README.mdprovides clear guidance on structuring persistent preferences while maintaining security. The new Developer Preferences Memory section (lines 63-206) effectively documents how to organize preferences across coding style, documentation, workflow, tools, and project-specific areas. The practical example (lines 20-36) with directory structure and file population makes it immediately actionable.The security guidelines (lines 207-213) remain appropriately strict, emphasizing that credentials must never be stored in memory files.
.agent/workflows/feature-development.md (1)
173-201: Code standards and best practices sections are well-designed.The code standards reminders (lines 173-201) provide excellent guidance with JavaScript examples that demonstrate descriptive naming, error handling, and documentation. The security best practices section appropriately emphasizes input validation, output escaping, and least privilege. Performance considerations list common pitfalls effectively.
.agent/workflows/bug-fixing.md (2)
1-92: Strong bug-fixing workflow with emphasis on minimal changes and backward compatibility.This guide effectively emphasizes the most critical principles for bug-fixing: understanding the root cause before fixing, making minimal changes, maintaining backward compatibility, and not introducing new features during bug fixes. The structured workflow from reproduction through release preparation is clear and actionable.
122-172: Hotfix procedure is comprehensive and production-safe.The hotfix process (lines 122-172) provides critical guidance for rapid response to production issues. It correctly emphasizes creating hotfix branches from stable tags, incrementing only the PATCH version, and maintaining a clear merge path back to main. This follows semantic versioning best practices and prevents accidental version confusion.
.agent/workflows/release-process.md (1)
1-436: Comprehensive release workflow guide is well-structured and technically sound.The document provides clear, actionable guidance across all release phases with appropriate multi-language examples, semantic versioning correctness, CI/CD integration samples (GitHub Actions and GitLab CI), and robust rollback/troubleshooting procedures. The structure scales well for diverse project types (Node.js, Python, Go, PHP).
Once markdown formatting issues are resolved, this will serve as a solid operational reference for the team.
.agent/workflows/multi-repo-workspace.md (1)
1-251: Multi-repo workspace guidelines are well-reasoned and operationally valuable.This document addresses a critical risk—AI context confusion across multiple repositories—with clear, structured guidance. The distinction between feature hallucination, cross-repo references, documentation confusion, and dependency issues is well-articulated. The verification checklist, warning signs, and recovery procedures provide practical guardrails for team operations. Example workflows using git tools (git grep, git rev-parse, git remote -v) are appropriate and actionable.
Once markdown formatting and optional style refinements are applied, this will serve as an essential operational reference for maintaining consistency across multi-repo workspaces.
- Consolidate .coderabbit.yaml trigger comments per Gemini feedback - Fix ShellCheck SC2148/SC2155 violations in error-checking-feedback-loops.md - Add language identifiers to all fenced code blocks (MD040) - Add blank lines around fenced code blocks (MD031) - Update .markdownlint.json to disable overly strict MD060/MD032 rules - Fix nested code block issues in code-review.md - Standardize markdown formatting across all workflow files
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64-74: Markdown formatting compliance: Verify blank lines around code blocks (MD031).Past review flagged missing blank lines before/after code blocks at multiple locations. Lines 65-73 show a bash code block for JavaScript/Node.js versioning. Verify there are blank lines immediately before line 66 (opening
```) and after line 73 (closing```). Similar checks needed at lines 75, 84, 90, 102, 127-128, 134-135 per prior feedback.Verify the file has been updated per the previous CodeRabbit review comments addressing MD031 (blank lines around code blocks) across the entire document.
75-83: Code block language identifiers (MD040) should be specified.Line 75+ (Python section) and related code blocks need explicit language identifiers for syntax highlighting and linting compliance. Previously flagged at line 135 and lines 178-188. Ensure all fenced code blocks specify their language (e.g.,
```python,```bash,```yaml).Verify the file has been updated per prior CodeRabbit review addressing MD040 (fenced code language identifiers) throughout the document.
.agent/workflows/multi-repo-workspace.md (2)
10-16: Markdown formatting: List spacing (MD028) requires blank lines before and after lists.Lines 11-15 comprise a numbered list that should be surrounded by blank lines per MD028. This was previously flagged at lines 28-30, 191, 206, and 228. Ensure each list block has:
- One blank line immediately above the first list item
- One blank line immediately below the last list item
Verify the file has been updated per prior CodeRabbit review addressing MD028 (list spacing) at the indicated locations.
175-210: Code block language identifiers (MD040): Specify language for bash examples.Lines 178 and 197 contain bash code block examples (directory trees/structures) that should have language identifiers (
```bashor```text). This was previously flagged. Ensure all fenced code blocks specify their language explicitly per MD040.Verify the file has been updated per prior CodeRabbit review addressing MD040 (fenced code language identifiers) at lines 178 and 197.
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302-338: Bash script has ShellCheck corrections applied but verify shebang placement.The script implementing the feedback loop pattern shows improvements from prior review:
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localdeclaration and assignment (addressing SC2155) at lines 307-309, 313-316- Comment at line 303 acknowledges this pattern
However, per ShellCheck SC2148, the script requires an explicit
#!/bin/bashshebang as the first line. The comment on line 303 documents the pattern but is not a shebang. Apply this fix:#!/bin/bash # Continuous monitoring script pattern check_and_fix() { # Check for failures - declare and assign separately per SC2155 local failures failures=$(gh run list --status failure --limit 1 --json conclusion -q '.[].conclusion') ...ShellCheck validation was previously flagged (SC2148, SC2155). Verify the corrected script now passes
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.agent/workflows/wordpress-local-testing.md (1)
1-464: Comprehensive WordPress testing guide with excellent coverage of three approaches.The document effectively covers WordPress Playground, LocalWP, and wp-env with clear use cases, setup steps, and practical examples. JSON and bash blocks are properly identified. The testing checklist (lines 448-462) and environment comparison table provide valuable quick references. Content is technically sound and well-organized.
Consider: The line "Testing single site vs multisite behavior" (line 23) could use a hyphen for better style ("vs. multisite" or "vs multi-site"), though this is minor. Static analysis flagged a hyphenation suggestion here — you may optionally apply if your style guide prefers it.
.agent/workflows/code-review.md (1)
1-301: Comprehensive and well-structured code review guide.The document provides excellent coverage of review categories, common issues organized by language, and a practical response template. The feedback examples (lines 115-155) effectively demonstrate constructive communication. Checklists are thorough and actionable. Minor style note: Lines 100-103 repeat "What" to start successive items — this is stylistically acceptable in a Q&A format but could be varied for readability if preferred (e.g., "What problem...," "Required scope:," "Key constraints:," etc.).
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.agent/workflows/error-checking-feedback-loops.md
[style] ~5-~5: Consider using a different verb for a more formal wording.
Context: ...I assistants to identify, diagnose, and fix issues with minimal human intervention....
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[style] ~102-~102: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...o solve? - What are the requirements? - What are the constraints? - Is there related...
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[style] ~50-~50: “Make” is an overused word. Consider a different verb to strengthen your wording.
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[grammar] ~23-~23: Use a hyphen to join words.
Context: ...ifying admin UI changes - Testing single site vs multisite behavior - Demos and s...
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19-38: Configuration changes align with documentation additions.Disabling MD032 (blank lines around code blocks) and MD060 (fenced code language identifiers) is appropriate for documentation-heavy PRs with many code examples. However, MD060 typically enforces language identifiers for syntax highlighting and accessibility — ensure code blocks throughout the new workflow guides explicitly specify language identifiers where applicable.
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1-285: Well-structured comprehensive Git workflow guide.The document provides clear guidance on branch management, commit standards, and PR workflows. Code examples are practical and bash blocks properly identified. One minor observation: Line 23-28 table could benefit from consistent formatting, though current state is acceptable. The multi-repo contribution workflow (lines 232-258) is particularly valuable.
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