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feat: adds GH + CRabbit configs #6

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feat: adds GH + CRabbit configs #6

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@gberenice gberenice commented Nov 12, 2024

what

  • Adds GH Codeowners and PR template files (this will be added to template repo as well).
  • Adds CodeRabbit custom config - this is an attempt to adjust its tone and suggestions to our needs.

why

  • Release + review workflow improvements.

references

  • N/A

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new configuration file for CodeRabbit integration to manage settings and review processes.
    • Added a new pull request template to enhance clarity and structure in submissions.
    • Updated README instructions for using the spacelift-automation component, including new steps and clearer prerequisites.
    • Created a CODEOWNERS file to specify repository ownership and responsibilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted markdown linting rules to allow markdown files to start without a top-level heading.

@gberenice gberenice requested a review from Gowiem November 12, 2024 17:15
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Walkthrough

The changes introduce several new configuration and documentation files to enhance the CodeRabbit integration and repository management. A new .coderabbit.yaml file outlines settings for language, tone, knowledge base, and review processes. The .github/CODEOWNERS file designates the default code owners, while a new pull request template in .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md improves the structure of PR submissions. Additionally, the .markdownlint.yaml file is updated to allow markdown files to start without a top-level heading. Lastly, the README.md for the complete example has been revised for clarity and organization.

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File Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml New configuration file created with settings for language, tone, early access, knowledge base, reviews, and tools.
.github/CODEOWNERS New file created to specify default code owners for the repository.
.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md New sections added to the PR template: "what," "why," and "references" to enhance clarity.
.trunk/configs/.markdownlint.yaml Added rule to ignore the requirement for a top-level heading in markdown files (MD041).
examples/complete/README.md Updated instructions for using the spacelift-automation component, including reordering steps and clarifying prerequisites.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: initial version #3: The main PR introduces a new configuration file .coderabbit.yaml for managing settings related to CodeRabbit integration, while PR feat: initial version #3 establishes the initial version of the spacelift-automation module, which includes a structured approach to configuration management, indicating a strong connection in terms of configuration file management and integration settings.

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  • oycyc
  • Gowiem

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New configs and templates help us grow.
With owners defined and PRs refined,
Clarity reigns, leaving confusion behind.
Markdown now breathes, free from its chains,
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@gberenice gberenice requested a review from oycyc November 12, 2024 17:15
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LGTM, interested to see how the Coderabbit configs will turn out

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
examples/complete/README.md (2)

25-33: Consider clarifying the use of tofu command

The commands use tofu instead of the more common terraform command. It would be helpful to add a note explaining this choice or providing context about OpenTofu vs Terraform.

Consider adding a note before the commands, such as:

+> Note: This example uses OpenTofu (`tofu` command) instead of Terraform. The commands are compatible with both tools.
+
 3. Initialize Terraform:
    ```sh
    tofu init
    ```

Line range hint 1-38: Consider restructuring the prerequisites section

The prerequisites section could be more structured to improve readability and ensure users don't miss critical setup steps.

Consider reorganizing it like this:

 1. Prerequisites:
+   - Environment Setup:
+     - Configure Spacelift API keys as environment variables (`SPACELIFT_API_KEY_*`)
+     - Ensure appropriate AWS permissions are configured
+
+   - Configuration Files:
    - Replace the following configuration files with your own values:
      - `backend.tf.json`: Configure your Terraform backend settings
      - `example.tfvars`: Set your Spacelift configuration variables
      - `example.yaml`: Define your stack configuration
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19-20: Great addition of API key documentation!

The link to Spacelift API key documentation provides valuable context for users setting up the environment.

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Few questions + comments, but looking great!

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27-27: Consider documenting the 'chill' profile setting

It would be helpful to add a comment explaining what the 'chill' profile entails and how it affects the review behavior.

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1-12: Well-structured configuration header and basic settings!

The configuration includes helpful documentation links and clear tone instructions that promote constructive feedback.


13-25: Excellent choice of global scope for knowledge sharing!

Setting global scope for learnings, issues, and pull requests will help maintain consistency across the organization's repositories and leverage shared knowledge effectively.


44-90: Good decision to avoid tool overlap!

The clear documentation about using Trunk and disabling overlapping tools helps prevent duplicate feedback and keeps the review process streamlined.


26-38: Consider investigating comment volume control options

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@gberenice gberenice merged commit cff2f59 into main Nov 14, 2024
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@gberenice gberenice deleted the feature/git-cr-configs branch November 14, 2024 11:55
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