fix: improve code-review-fix skill to prevent auto-close failures - #119
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- Add critical guidance on Fixes #N keyword placement in PR bodies - GitHub only recognizes standalone Fixes #N lines, not embedded in prose - Add post-merge verification step to catch failed auto-closes - Add orphaned issues section with procedure to find and close them - Update PR body template to include Fixes #N on its own line - Document known failure patterns (comma-separated, 'and' lists)
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Problem
The code-review-fix skill's PR template used in commit messages and checkbox sections in PR bodies. GitHub's auto-close only reliably works when appears as a standalone keyword line in the PR body. This caused issue #69 to stay open after PR #103 was merged (the body said
Fixes #67 and #69— GitHub only recognized the first).Changes
Fixeskeyword patterns work vs silently failFixes #<number>on its own lineClosing Orphaned Issuessection with procedure to find and close missed issuesFixes #NlinesFixes #115