Move ast-grep documentation under the prompt-customization page #24
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent update introduces comprehensive guidance on leveraging AST-Grep rules for enhanced code review processes. This includes the creation, application, and categorization of these rules into atomic, relational, and composite types, along with the inclusion of utility rules. It also expands on supporting multiple programming languages. Additionally, the update streamlines the navigation by removing the "ast-grep" entry from the "Integrations" category in the sidebar configuration, simplifying access to other tools. Changes
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- 43-43: The removal of the "ast-grep" item from the "Integrations" category in
sidebars.tsis correctly implemented. The syntax and structure of the file remain intact, aligning with the PR's objectives to reorganize the documentation.docs/guides/prompt-customization.md (7)
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The front matter of the markdown file seems to be correctly formatted. However, the static analysis hinted at an unpaired symbol, which appears to be a false positive in this context. The metadata is correctly enclosed in triple dashes (
---), and the quotation marks are properly paired.
- 52-60: The introduction to AST instructions is clear and provides a good overview of what AST-Grep is and how it can be used for custom code review instructions. This section effectively sets the stage for the detailed instructions that follow.
- 62-78: The steps for adding AST-Grep rules are clearly outlined and easy to follow. However, there are minor typographical issues flagged by the static analysis, such as possible spelling mistakes with "ast-grep" and repeated whitespaces. These are not actual issues in the context of this documentation, as "ast-grep" is correctly used, and the whitespace issues are within code blocks or markdown syntax, where they do not impact readability or functionality.
- 79-114: The explanation of the rule object and the categorization into atomic, relational, and composite rules are well-structured and informative. The comparison to CSS selectors to help understand the rule object is a nice touch. However, the static analysis flagged potential grammatical issues and possible spelling mistakes, which seem to be false positives in this technical context. The documentation is clear and does not require corrections in these areas.
- 116-172: The detailed breakdown of atomic, relational, and composite rules, including examples, is very helpful for understanding how to create and apply AST-Grep rules. The static analysis flagged some duplicated phrases and possible spelling mistakes, but these are either intentional for emphasis or false positives due to the technical nature of the content. The documentation maintains clarity and correctness throughout.
- 174-235: The section on reusing rules as utility and the distinction between local and global utility rules is insightful. It addresses potential limitations and provides clear examples for creating and applying utility rules. The static analysis flagged potential spelling mistakes and issues with capitalization, but these do not detract from the overall quality and clarity of the documentation.
- 237-272: The documentation on multiple languages support and examples of AST-Grep rules in different languages is a valuable addition, showcasing the tool's versatility. The static analysis flagged potential spelling mistakes and issues with capitalization, but these are either false positives or minor issues that do not impact the clarity or correctness of the documentation.
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- 52-68: The introduction to AST instructions and the steps to add ast-grep rules are clear and well-structured. However, consider adding a brief explanation or example of what an AST pattern looks like to provide immediate context for readers unfamiliar with AST or ast-grep.
- 79-114: The explanation of the rule object and the three categories of rules (Atomic, Relational, Composite) is comprehensive. It might be beneficial to include a simple, practical example of how these rules can be applied in a real-world scenario to help readers better understand their utility.
- 174-218: The section on reusing rules as utility and the distinction between local and global utility rules is informative. To enhance clarity, consider adding a note on why one might choose local over global utility rules (or vice versa) based on different use cases.
- 237-272: The documentation on multiple languages support and examples of ast-grep rules in different languages is a valuable addition. It would be helpful to include a brief note on any limitations or considerations when defining rules for languages with significant syntactical differences.
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The metadata at the beginning of the file seems to be correctly formatted. However, the static analysis hint about an unpaired symbol might be a false positive, as the syntax appears correct for YAML front matter in Markdown. No action is needed here.
- 55-60: The spelling mistakes flagged by the static analysis tool in lines related to "ast-grep" and "wikipedia" are false positives, as these are proper nouns and technical terms. No correction is needed.
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This review was outside the diff hunks, and no overlapping diff hunk was found. Original lines [1-1]
The metadata section at the beginning of the file seems to be correctly formatted, but the static analysis hinted at an unpaired symbol. This is likely a false positive, as the quotation marks appear to be correctly paired in the provided context.
- 62-68: The steps for adding AST-Grep rules are clearly outlined and easy to follow. However, ensure that the
.coderabbit.ymlfile and the folder structure mentioned are consistent with the project's actual configuration files and directories. This is crucial for users to correctly implement the instructions.- 79-114: The explanation of the rule object and the three categories of rules (Atomic, Relational, Composite) is comprehensive and informative. It's beneficial for users to understand how to construct their AST-Grep rules effectively. Consider adding examples or links to examples for each rule type to enhance understanding further.
Consider adding practical examples or links to examples for each rule type (Atomic, Relational, Composite) to enhance user understanding.
- 136-171: The Composite rule section is clear and provides a good explanation of how composite rules work. Including examples for each type of composite rule (
all,any,not) is helpful for users to understand their application. No issues found here.- 174-207: The section on reusing rules as utility and the distinction between local and global utility rules is insightful. It's important for users to understand how to efficiently manage and reuse rules across their projects. Ensure that the project structure and
.coderabbit.ymlconfiguration mentioned are accurate and consistent with the actual project setup.- 237-272: The section on multiple languages support and examples of AST-Grep rules in different languages is a valuable addition, showcasing the tool's versatility. Ensure that the examples provided are accurate and tested across the mentioned programming languages for correctness.
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