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(Automated in .just/gh-process.just.)

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the color scheme for shellcheck output messages by changing the heading color from blue to magenta (purple), aligning with the project's visual style conventions.

  • Changed the shellcheck success message color from BLUE to MAGENTA

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Code Review - PR #39

Summary

This PR changes the color of the shellcheck summary message from BLUE to MAGENTA (purple) to match the color scheme used at the beginning of the shellcheck output.

Findings

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

  • Clean, minimal change: Single line modification that achieves the stated goal
  • Consistent color scheme: The change makes the summary message (.just/shellcheck.just:130) match the initial message (.just/shellcheck.just:9), both now using {{MAGENTA}}
  • Maintains functionality: Only changes visual output, no logic modifications

✅ Potential Bugs or Issues

  • None identified: The change is purely cosmetic and doesn't affect functionality
  • Color variable exists: {{MAGENTA}} is a valid just color variable used elsewhere in the codebase

✅ Performance Considerations

  • No impact: Color output has negligible performance implications

✅ Security Concerns

  • None: This is a cosmetic change to terminal output formatting

✅ Test Coverage

  • Not applicable: This is a visual change that doesn't require additional test coverage
  • Manual verification: The change can be verified by running just shellcheck and observing the purple-colored summary

Color Scheme Consistency

Looking at the broader codebase:

  • BLUE: Used for informational messages (file names, workflow messages) in compliance.just and gh-process.just
  • MAGENTA/Purple: Now consistently used for shellcheck recipe headers and summary
  • GREEN: Used for success messages
  • RED: Used for error/failure messages

The change creates better visual consistency within the shellcheck recipe by bookending the output with the same color.

Recommendation

✅ APPROVED - This is a well-scoped cosmetic improvement that enhances visual consistency. The change aligns the summary message color with the initial header, making the shellcheck output more cohesive.

No issues found. Ready to merge! 🟣

@chicks-net chicks-net merged commit 728e042 into main Nov 17, 2025
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@chicks-net chicks-net deleted the chicks/2025-11-17-purple-headings branch November 17, 2025 12:52
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