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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUpdates README.md by renaming the project title from Gitode-v2 to GitCode-v2 and replacing the default Next.js template with comprehensive documentation. Introduces sections covering project overview, technology stack, prerequisites, installation instructions, available npm scripts, project structure, and notes about bounties page requirements. Changes
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Hi! I updated the README with project-specific setup and contributor guidance. Local validation completed with \ and \Checking formatting.... I also tried , but it currently fails before reaching this change because the repository is missing a Solhint config file (). The remaining failing PR check appears to be Vercel deployment authorization on the maintainer side rather than an issue with this docs-only change. Thanks! |
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41-48: Align package-manager prerequisites with install commands.Line 42 says npm/yarn/pnpm are supported, but Lines 46-48 only show npm. Either narrow the prerequisite to npm or add yarn/pnpm install examples for consistency.
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### Install dependencies ```bash npm install +# or +yarn install +# or +pnpm install</details> <details> <summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents</summary>Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
@README.mdaround lines 41 - 48, The README's prerequisites list mentions
npm, yarn, or pnpm but the "Install dependencies" section only shows the npm
command; update the Install dependencies section to include equivalent install
examples for yarn and pnpm (e.g., add "yarn install" and "pnpm install") so the
supported package managers listed under "Node.js 18+" match the shown commands,
or alternatively change the prerequisite line to only mention npm if you intend
to support just npm.</details> </blockquote></details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents</summary>Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In@README.md:
- Around line 81-82: The README currently documents the PRIVATE_KEY environment
variable but lacks safety guidance; update the README.md section that lists
RPC_URL and PRIVATE_KEY to add an explicit note instructing contributors to
store PRIVATE_KEY in a local .env.local file (or equivalent local-only env
file), never commit that file to source control, and to use a
non-production/testing key for local/dev flows; mention revoking/rotating keys
if accidentally committed and link to common .gitignore practice for .env.local
so readers know how to keep secrets out of the repo.- Line 67: Update the README.md entry for "
npm run lint— run contract
linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting" to include a brief note about the
known Solhint configuration issue that causes contract linting to fail in PR
testing; mention it is a temporary/known caveat and add the recommended
workaround or next steps (e.g., "can be ignored for now" or "run solhint with
--config locally") so contributors know expected behavior when running
npm run lint. Reference the existing README line containing the "npm run lint" description to find the correct spot to append the caveat.
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In@README.md:
- Around line 41-48: The README's prerequisites list mentions npm, yarn, or pnpm
but the "Install dependencies" section only shows the npm command; update the
Install dependencies section to include equivalent install examples for yarn and
pnpm (e.g., add "yarn install" and "pnpm install") so the supported package
managers listed under "Node.js 18+" match the shown commands, or alternatively
change the prerequisite line to only mention npm if you intend to support just
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| - `npm run dev` — start the Next.js development server | ||
| - `npm run build` — create a production build | ||
| - `npm run start` — start the production server | ||
| - `npm run lint` — run contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting |
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Document the known lint caveat for contributors.
Given the current Solhint config issue noted in PR testing, Line 67 should mention this temporary failure mode so setup expectations are accurate.
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-- `npm run lint` — run contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting
+- `npm run lint` — run contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting *(currently blocked if Solhint config is missing)*📝 Committable suggestion
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| - `npm run lint` — run contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting | |
| - `npm run lint` — run contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting *(currently blocked if Solhint config is missing)* |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` at line 67, Update the README.md entry for "`npm run lint` — run
contract linting, Prettier checks, and Next.js linting" to include a brief note
about the known Solhint configuration issue that causes contract linting to fail
in PR testing; mention it is a temporary/known caveat and add the recommended
workaround or next steps (e.g., "can be ignored for now" or "run solhint with
--config <path> locally") so contributors know expected behavior when running
`npm run lint`. Reference the existing README line containing the "`npm run
lint`" description to find the correct spot to append the caveat.
| - The homepage currently announces GitCode-v3 as "Coming Soon..." while this repository contains the GitCode-v2 codebase. | ||
| - The bounties page reads blockchain data via `RPC_URL` and `PRIVATE_KEY` environment variables. |
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Add explicit private-key safety guidance.
Line 82 documents PRIVATE_KEY but does not warn contributors about secret handling. Please add a clear note to use .env.local, never commit it, and use a non-production key for local/dev flows.
Suggested README patch
## Notes
- The homepage currently announces GitCode-v3 as "Coming Soon..." while this repository contains the GitCode-v2 codebase.
- The bounties page reads blockchain data via `RPC_URL` and `PRIVATE_KEY` environment variables.
+- Store these values in `.env.local` (gitignored), never commit secrets, and use a low-risk/dev wallet key only.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` around lines 81 - 82, The README currently documents the
PRIVATE_KEY environment variable but lacks safety guidance; update the README.md
section that lists RPC_URL and PRIVATE_KEY to add an explicit note instructing
contributors to store PRIVATE_KEY in a local .env.local file (or equivalent
local-only env file), never commit that file to source control, and to use a
non-production/testing key for local/dev flows; mention revoking/rotating keys
if accidentally committed and link to common .gitignore practice for .env.local
so readers know how to keep secrets out of the repo.
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