chore: Add standardized CodeRabbit configuration#236
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.coderabbit.yaml (3)
88-123: Tool entries are redundant — all default to enabled.Per the schema, every tool defaults to
enabled: true, so explicitly listing them all just mirrors the defaults. Additionally, tools likeswiftlint(Swift),phpstan(PHP),golangci-lint(Go), anddetekt(Kotlin) are unlikely to be relevant for this blockchain/web project. While harmless (tools only trigger on matching file types), removing or commenting out irrelevant entries would reduce config noise.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.coderabbit.yaml around lines 88 - 123, The tools block currently redundantly lists many tools with enabled: true and includes irrelevant linters (swiftlint, phpstan, golangci-lint, detekt) for this repo; simplify the .coderabbit.yaml by removing explicit enabled: true entries for tools that use the default, and delete or comment out irrelevant tool keys (e.g., swiftlint, phpstan, golangci-lint, detekt) so only the needed tools remain under the top-level tools mapping, or keep just overrides for any non-default settings you require.
273-280: Asset review instructions are mobile-specific.The
@2x/@3xscreen density variants (line 278) and the general framing are tailored for mobile/React Native apps. For a blockchain web project, consider replacing with web-relevant guidance (e.g., WebP/AVIF formats, responsive imagesrcset, SVG optimization).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.coderabbit.yaml around lines 273 - 280, Update the asset review block for path "assets/**/*" to remove mobile-specific guidance (references to `@2x/`@3x and screen density) and replace it with web-focused checks: validate modern web formats (WebP/AVIF) and fallbacks, ensure responsive image support via srcset/sizes and correct width-based variants, verify SVG optimization and accessibility (clean IDs, viewBox), confirm font licensing and subset/woff2 optimization, and check image compression/appropriate dimensions for performance and caching headers.
79-86: Path filters include Expo/React Native-specific directories.The
.expo/**and.expo-shared/**exclusions (andandroid/ios) are React Native/Expo-specific. If Agora-Blockchain doesn't use this stack, these are dead entries. Not harmful, but worth trimming to keep the config relevant to this repository.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.coderabbit.yaml around lines 79 - 86, The path_filters list contains Expo/React Native-specific exclusions ("!**/.expo/**", "!**/.expo-shared/**", and the "!**/android/**" and "!**/ios/**" entries) that appear unrelated to this repo; remove those entries from the path_filters block so the configuration only excludes relevant build/artifact paths (keep generic exclusions like node_modules and dist) and commit the trimmed .coderabbit.yaml. Locate the path_filters section and delete the specific Expo/React Native patterns to keep the config minimal and relevant.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Around line 67-68: The comment is misleading because request_changes_workflow:
true triggers a "Changes Requested" review state; update the comment to
accurately describe that behavior and either set request_changes_workflow to
false to keep reviews advisory or pair request_changes_workflow: true with
profile: chill to reduce noisy/blocking comments—in the .coderabbit.yaml locate
the request_changes_workflow and profile entries and adjust the boolean or
profile value and the accompanying comment text accordingly.
- Around line 170-197: Update the .coderabbit.yaml NextJS block so it no longer
mandates "use client" and client-only features globally: change the NextJS
guidance to recommend adding "use client" only when client-side interactivity is
required and remove the blanket "only features that allow pure client-side
rendering are used" rule; if this repo is not a Next.js app, delete the entire
NextJS section. Also make the expo-secure-store guidance conditional or move it
to a React Native/Expo-specific profile instead of a global Security section,
and move SQL Injection (and other backend-centric checks) out of the frontend
checklist into a backend/security-specific checklist. Ensure references to "use
client", NextJS, expo-secure-store, and SQL Injection are updated accordingly.
- Around line 259-271: The glob pattern "**/*.test.{sol}" in the YAML will not
match any Hardhat JavaScript test files; replace that pattern with one that
matches the project's JS test files (e.g., "blockchain/test/**/*.test.js" or a
generic "**/*.test.js") so the review instructions apply to actual test
files—update the pattern value where "**/*.test.{sol}" appears in the YAML.
- Around line 248-257: The YAML contains generic React Native test instructions
under the path pattern "**/*.test.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}" that don't match this repo's
testing setup; remove or replace that block and add project-appropriate rules:
remove references to `@testing-library/react-native` and component/accessibility
checks, and instead add guidance scoped to blockchain contract tests (e.g.,
files under "blockchain/test/") that use Hardhat/Chai/Mocha and note
expectations for contract assertions and async behavior, and if/when client UI
tests are added specify "@testing-library/react" for Next.js React components
rather than React Native; update the path patterns and wording accordingly so
instructions align with the actual test locations and frameworks.
- Around line 152-166: Replace the invalid top-level reviews.instructions block
with a reviews.path_instructions entry that targets all files; specifically,
move the current instructions text into a new element under
reviews.path_instructions (use a wildcard glob like "**/*" or "*" for the path)
so the schema-valid property reviews.path_instructions[] contains the general
guidance and the instructions are applied project-wide.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Around line 88-123: The tools block currently redundantly lists many tools
with enabled: true and includes irrelevant linters (swiftlint, phpstan,
golangci-lint, detekt) for this repo; simplify the .coderabbit.yaml by removing
explicit enabled: true entries for tools that use the default, and delete or
comment out irrelevant tool keys (e.g., swiftlint, phpstan, golangci-lint,
detekt) so only the needed tools remain under the top-level tools mapping, or
keep just overrides for any non-default settings you require.
- Around line 273-280: Update the asset review block for path "assets/**/*" to
remove mobile-specific guidance (references to `@2x/`@3x and screen density) and
replace it with web-focused checks: validate modern web formats (WebP/AVIF) and
fallbacks, ensure responsive image support via srcset/sizes and correct
width-based variants, verify SVG optimization and accessibility (clean IDs,
viewBox), confirm font licensing and subset/woff2 optimization, and check image
compression/appropriate dimensions for performance and caching headers.
- Around line 79-86: The path_filters list contains Expo/React Native-specific
exclusions ("!**/.expo/**", "!**/.expo-shared/**", and the "!**/android/**" and
"!**/ios/**" entries) that appear unrelated to this repo; remove those entries
from the path_filters block so the configuration only excludes relevant
build/artifact paths (keep generic exclusions like node_modules and dist) and
commit the trimmed .coderabbit.yaml. Locate the path_filters section and delete
the specific Expo/React Native patterns to keep the config minimal and relevant.
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I have updated .coderabbit.yaml to remove irrelevant mobile-specific configurations (Expo/React Native) and fixed the schema error by moving general instructions into the path_instructions block. This should provide much cleaner and more relevant reviews for the Solidity and Next.js code. |
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Description
Adding the standardized
.coderabbit.yamlconfiguration file from the AOSSIE Template-Repo. This fulfills the recent@everyonerequest from Org Admin (Bruno) to ensure consistent automated CodeRabbit AI review behavior across all active AOSSIE repositories.Fixes # N/A (Org-wide configuration update)
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