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Changed

  1. Added .gitignore.
  2. Fix template path resolution issue

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  • Refactor

    • Improved template lookup to use the script’s installation directory and introduced a fallback to a default template if the custom template is missing.
    • Enhanced messaging to indicate which template source is being used.
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to exclude all settings.local.json files within any .claude directory.

- Changed template path resolution to only use the application installation directory
- Added fallback to default template when template file doesn't exist
- Added debug logging for template resolution
- Improved error messaging
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The changes update the .gitignore file to exclude all settings.local.json files within any .claude directory throughout the repository. In the codebase, the getTemplatePath function in index.js is refactored to search for the PR template only in the script's installation directory. If the template is missing, it now returns a default template content instead of throwing an error. The main function is updated to handle this new structure, rendering either the default template inline or a file-based template as appropriate, and logs which template source is used.

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File(s) Change Summary
.gitignore Added rule to ignore all settings.local.json files inside any .claude directory at any depth.
index.js Refactored getTemplatePath to return an object indicating template source; added fallback to default template content if file is missing.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
index.js (3)

112-122: Fix trailing space on line 116

The function looks good with improved template lookup, proper error handling, and helpful logging. However, there's a trailing space on line 116 that should be removed.

  // Get template ONLY from the script's installation directory
  const scriptDir = getScriptDir();
- const templatePath = path.join(scriptDir, 'templates', 'PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.twig');
  
+ const templatePath = path.join(scriptDir, 'templates', 'PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.twig');
  // Check if template exists in the app installation directory
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[warning] 116-116:
Trailing spaces not allowed


210-230: Fix trailing space on line 212

The template rendering logic has been properly updated to handle both default and file-based templates. Remove the trailing space on line 212.

  // Get template and render it
  const template = getTemplatePath();
- 
+ 
  let renderedTemplate;
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[warning] 212-212:
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119-121: Consider consistent log formatting

The warning message style is inconsistent with other logs in the codebase. Consider standardizing the log format.

-  console.log(`🔍 Template not found in application directory: ${templatePath}`);
-  console.log('⚠️ Using default template');
+  console.log(`\n🔍 Template not found in application directory: ${templatePath}`);
+  console.log('\n⚠️ Using default template');
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[warning] 116-116:
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
.gitignore (1)

1-2: Good addition to ignore local configuration files

The gitignore pattern properly excludes all settings.local.json files within any .claude directory at any depth in the repository. This is a good practice to keep local configuration files out of version control.

index.js (2)

83-101: Good fallback template implementation

Adding a default template as a fallback makes the tool more robust and ensures it will work even if the template file is missing.


103-109: Consider Windows path compatibility issue

The current implementation might have an issue on Windows systems. URL(fileUrl).pathname will include a leading slash on Windows, which could cause path resolution problems.

Consider handling Windows paths explicitly:

function getScriptDir() {
  // Use import.meta.url to get the full URL of the current module
  const fileUrl = import.meta.url;
  // Convert the file URL to a system path and get the directory
-  return path.dirname(new URL(fileUrl).pathname);
+  const pathname = new URL(fileUrl).pathname;
+  // Handle Windows paths that start with a leading slash after URL conversion
+  const normalizedPath = process.platform === 'win32' ? pathname.substring(1) : pathname;
+  return path.dirname(normalizedPath);
}

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