docs(agents): add comprehensive release note writing guidelines#838
docs(agents): add comprehensive release note writing guidelines#838
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Add comprehensive guidelines for writing consistent Repomix release notes based on analysis of existing releases in .github/releases/.
…oided Emphasize that Internal Changes sections are typically not relevant to users and should only be included when internal changes have direct user-visible benefits.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request introduces a new documentation file that provides comprehensive guidelines for writing Repomix release notes. The aim is to standardize the structure, style, and content of these notes, ensuring they are consistent, user-centric, and effectively communicate benefits for AI analysis and user experience. The guidelines offer a clear framework for authors, covering everything from overall structure to specific writing patterns and a quality checklist.
Highlights
- Comprehensive Release Note Guidelines: A new markdown document has been added, providing detailed guidelines for writing consistent Repomix release notes. This includes structured formats, section guidelines, and recommendations for writing style and tone.
- User-Centric Content Focus: The guidelines emphasize focusing on user benefits and AI analysis improvements, while generally advising against including 'Internal Changes' sections unless directly relevant to users.
- Practical Writing Aids: The document includes specific patterns for feature descriptions, code examples, PR references, contributor credits, and a quality checklist to ensure accuracy and consistency in release notes.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for writing consistent Repomix release notes by creating a detailed style guide based on analysis of existing releases.
- Creates structured guidelines for release note format, writing style, and content organization
- Establishes patterns for feature descriptions, code examples, and contributor attribution
- Provides quality checklist and verification commands to ensure consistency
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a comprehensive guide for writing release notes, which is a great addition for maintaining consistency. The document is well-structured and covers all the important aspects. I've made a few suggestions to improve the clarity of a code example and to clean up some minor formatting issues.
| ### Key Phrases and Patterns | ||
| - "This release introduces/brings..." | ||
| - "Added the powerful `--option-name` option..." | ||
| - "Now supports..." |
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There is a trailing whitespace at the end of this line. While it may not affect the final rendering, it's a good practice to remove trailing whitespaces for code cleanliness and consistency.
| - "Now supports..." | |
| - "Now supports..." |
| ```bash | ||
| # Enable the option | ||
| repomix --option-name | ||
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| # Enable in config file | ||
| { | ||
| "output": { | ||
| "optionName": true | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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The code block here is specified as bash, but it contains a JSON snippet which is not valid bash syntax. This can be confusing for readers and cause incorrect syntax highlighting. To improve clarity, it's better to separate the shell command and the JSON configuration into two distinct code blocks with their respective language identifiers.
| ```bash | |
| # Enable the option | |
| repomix --option-name | |
| # Enable in config file | |
| { | |
| "output": { | |
| "optionName": true | |
| } | |
| } | |
| ``` | |
| # Enable the option via the command line | |
| repomix --option-name |
And in your configuration file:
{
"output": {
"optionName": true
}
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| - [ ] Header captures the release theme with enthusiasm | ||
| - [ ] All features include PR references | ||
| - [ ] Contributors are credited appropriately |
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There are trailing whitespaces at the end of this line. In Markdown, two spaces can force a line break, but it's not necessary in this context and can be considered noise. It's best to remove them for cleaner source.
| - [ ] Contributors are credited appropriately | |
| - [ ] Contributors are credited appropriately |
| # Verify issue content | ||
| gh issue view <issue-number> | ||
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| # Verify PR content |
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This line in the code block has trailing whitespaces. It's a good practice to remove them to keep the code examples clean.
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Add comprehensive guidelines for writing consistent Repomix release notes based on analysis of existing releases in
.github/releases/.This documentation provides:
The guidelines will help maintain consistency across future release notes and ensure they follow established patterns that emphasize user benefits and AI analysis improvements.
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npm run testnpm run lint