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Claude finished @ymc9's task —— View job Pull Request Review ✅Reviewed this documentation update PR with focus on code quality, potential issues, performance, security, and test coverage. Todo List:
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Review Findings✅ Code Quality and Best PracticesThese are clean documentation fixes that follow good practices:
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No New Issues: These changes only fix existing problems without introducing any new issues. ✅ Performance ConsiderationsNot Applicable: These are documentation-only changes with no runtime impact. ✅ Security ConcernsNo Security Impact: Both changes are purely documentation updates that don't affect security:
✅ Test CoverageNot Applicable: Documentation changes don't require test coverage. However, it would be beneficial to:
RecommendationAPPROVE - These are necessary documentation fixes that improve developer experience:
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Pull request overview
This PR addresses documentation corrections in README and CONTRIBUTING files, fixing a malformed GitHub URL and partially correcting a PostgreSQL connection string format.
- Fixed incorrect V2 documentation link in README.md
- Partially corrected PostgreSQL connection string syntax in CONTRIBUTING.md
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| README.md | Corrected malformed GitHub repository URL for V2 documentation link |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Removed trailing dollar sign from PostgreSQL connection string (partial fix) |
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| Test cases are run against both SQLite and Postgres. You should have a postgres server (16 or above) running (either natively or via Docker). The default connection is: | ||
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| `postgresql://${TEST_PG_USER}:${TEST_PG_PASSWORD}$@${TEST_PG_HOST}$:${TEST_PG_PORT}$` | ||
| `postgresql://${TEST_PG_USER}:${TEST_PG_PASSWORD}$@${TEST_PG_HOST}$:${TEST_PG_PORT}` |
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The connection string still contains extra dollar signs after the environment variable placeholders. The $ characters after ${TEST_PG_PASSWORD} and ${TEST_PG_HOST} should be removed as they are not part of standard shell variable syntax and would be interpreted as literal characters in the connection string.
| `postgresql://${TEST_PG_USER}:${TEST_PG_PASSWORD}$@${TEST_PG_HOST}$:${TEST_PG_PORT}` | |
| `postgresql://${TEST_PG_USER}:${TEST_PG_PASSWORD}@${TEST_PG_HOST}:${TEST_PG_PORT}` |
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