chore: point CodeRabbit at this repository's own conventions - #94
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A `.coderabbit.yaml` whose `path_instructions` name the spec file rather than restating it, so there is one copy of the rules and it is the one already under review. The `path_filters` keep generated output and the lockfile out of the diff it reads.
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In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Line 6: Add an exclusion pattern in the review configuration for generated
TypeDoc output under docs/api/entity, alongside the existing VitePress build
exclusion, so generated API documentation is not included in changes.
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CodeRabbit auto-detects them as code guidelines. Naming them in `path_instructions` tells it to REVIEW those files rather than USE them, which is the opposite of what the entry was for — and it made the rest of the instructions redundant, since auto-detection was already loading the spec. The claim check the entry existed for moves onto the code's own glob, where it belongs: when a diff changes the spec alongside the code, hold the spec to the code.
Every `path_filter` except the lockfile named a path git already ignores — `src/generated/**`, `.vitepress/dist/**`, `.vitepress/cache/**` — so none of them could ever appear in a diff for CodeRabbit to filter. Checked with `git ls-files` across all seven repositories: zero tracked files behind any of them. `pnpm-lock.yaml` is the one that is tracked, and the one worth filtering.
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Adds a
.coderabbit.yamlnow that CodeRabbit is installed on the org.It points at this repository's spec rather than restating it. The
conventions are already written down and already reviewed; a second copy in
YAML would be a fifth copy with no gate, which is the drift this org keeps
meeting. So
path_instructionssay read the spec file, hold the diff to it,and spell out only the handful of things a generic reviewer gets actively
wrong — the ones where a suggestion is not debatable but simply not how this
codebase works.
path_filterskeep generated output and the lockfile out of what it reads.Nothing else is configured. Every other key stays at its default, deliberately:
profile: chill, nopoem, norequest_changes_workflow, notoolsblock —the linters CodeRabbit runs are the ones whose config it finds, and this repo's
gate already runs them in CI.
Two knobs worth knowing about rather than setting blind:
reviews.profile: assertiveraises the nitpick volume. Worth trying oncethere is a review or two to judge it against.
reviews.request_changes_workflow: truemakes CodeRabbit block a PR untilits comments are resolved. Off by default, and it should probably stay off
until the instructions have been tuned.
The GitHub App install itself is a click in the CodeRabbit dashboard — this file
does nothing until the app can see the repository.
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