chore(coderabbit): focus reviews on core content — close Workflows blind spot + release filter + core-path guidance - #2739
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…ots + release PRs, add core-path review guidance
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Pull request overview
Updates CodeRabbit configuration so automated reviews focus on core/workflow-critical changes while reducing review budget spend on maintenance/release PRs, covering both the Workflows repo itself and synced consumer templates.
Changes:
- Add/extend
reviews.auto_reviewfilters to ignore common maintenance bots and ignore release PRs by title (chore(main): release). - Add
path_instructionsguidance to deepen review focus on core areas (workflows, scripts, Python, and migrations in templates).
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.coderabbit.yaml |
Adds Workflows-repo-local ignore filters and core-path review instructions (including .github/scripts/** and **/*.py). |
templates/consumer-repo/.coderabbit.yaml |
Extends template config with release-title ignore and additional core/migration-focused path_instructions. |
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When the Workflows auto-pilot reaches its create-pr step, .github/workflows/agents-auto-pilot.yml:2296-2314 uses the default actions/github-script client and .github/workflows/agents-auto-pilot.yml:2947 opens [Auto-pilot] PRs, so those substantial agent-authored PRs are authored by github-actions[bot]. Adding that username here makes CodeRabbit skip them silently regardless of labels or other controls (CodeRabbit docs: https://docs.coderabbit.ai/configuration/auto-review), which removes the core review coverage this root config is trying to preserve; prefer excluding maintenance by title/label or creating auto-pilot PRs with the app bot before ignoring this author globally.
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What
Follow-up to #2706, from a 30-day review of CodeRabbit's PR engagement. Closes the gaps that #2706 (consumer-template only) didn't cover, and adds guidance that deepens review on core content.
Two files:
.coderabbit.yaml(root) — governs the Workflows repo itself, which is not a consumer, so chore(coderabbit): skip maintenance-bot PRs fleet-wide via synced .coderabbit.yaml #2706 never reached it. Addsignore_usernames(maintenance bots) +ignore_title_keywords(release) + core-pathpath_instructions.templates/consumer-repo/.coderabbit.yaml— adds the release title-ignore and core/migrationpath_instructionson top of chore(coderabbit): skip maintenance-bot PRs fleet-wide via synced .coderabbit.yaml #2706.Why (measured, 30 days, org-wide)
sync workflow templates(634) + release (9).chore(main): release(release-please, 26/mo) wasn't ignored anywhere.Changes
Reduce maintenance:
renovate[bot],dependabot[bot],github-actions[bot],stranske-keepalive[bot](agents-workflows-bot deliberately kept — it authors real code; its release PRs are caught by title).chore(main): releasetoignore_title_keywords.Increase core-review depth (
path_instructions):**/*.py— prioritize correctness, error handling, test coverage; flag untested behavior, swallowed exceptions, unguarded NaN/None in numeric/scoring code.**/alembic/**,**/migrations/**(template) — SQLite-CI-vs-Postgres-prod portability: 63-char identifier limit,op.f()for auto-named constraints, reversibledowngrade(). (Targets a repeatedly-observed fleet failure class.).github/scripts/**(root) — elevated-token JS safety: unhandled rejections, payload validation, injection, spoofable actor checks.profile: assertiveand advisory/non-gating (request_changes_workflow: false) are unchanged — no blocking gate, per the fleet rule.Rollout
Root config applies to Workflows on merge. Template rides the daily 05:00 UTC
maint-68sync to all 13 consumers (same path as #2706).🤖 Generated with Claude Code