Fix/no results in gitservice

[EstebanDalelR]

Description

There was a bug when no results came up.

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• Documentation update
• Chore: cleanup/renaming, etc
• RFC

Notes

Acceptance

• I have read the Contributing guidelines
• I have read the Code of Conduct

[watermelon-copilot-for-code-review]

WatermelonAI Summary (BETA)

These related PRs and commits are about fixing an issue with the gitService, where no results were being returned. The commits indicate that a bug was fixed, a feature was added, documentation was updated, and a changelog was updated. This allows for the gitService to now return the expected results.

GitHub PRs

Jira Tickets

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Slack Threads

Notion Pages

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[watermelon-copilot-for-code-review]

WatermelonAI Summary (BETA)

The related PRs and commits appear to be focused on bug fixes and feature updates to a git service. There are PRs and commits for bug fixes, new features, documentation updates, and chore tasks such as renaming and cleanup. The current PR is for a bug fix related to issues with no results coming up. This suggests that the business logic is centered around making sure the git service is functioning properly and is up to date with the most recent features.

GitHub PRs

• #540 - Fix/no results in gitservice

• #539 - Chore/update readme

• #15 - Update README.md

• #3 - A

• #4 - B

• #2 - Experiment/codelens

• #1 - Feature/web version tests

• #538 - Create scorecard.yml

• #536 - Delete deprecated WM Action

• #535 - Feature/unified rich hover

Jira Tickets

No results found :(

Slack Threads

Notion Pages

No results found :(

[watermelon-copilot-for-code-review]

WatermelonAI Summary (BETA)

The related PRs and commits suggest that the business logic is focused on fixing bugs, updating documentation and cleaning up code. This includes a bug fix for when no results come up in the gitservice, an update to the README.md file, the deletion of a deprecated WM Action, setting up tests, updating the README.md with new information, and updating the CHANGELOG.md. The commits also suggest that the code is being merged, logged, and branched.

GitHub PRs

• #540 - Fix/no results in gitservice

• #15 - Update README.md

• #536 - Delete deprecated WM Action

• #4 - B

• #3 - A

• #2 - Experiment/codelens

• #1 - Feature/web version tests

• #166 - Setup tests

• #539 - Chore/update readme

• #534 - Update README.md

Jira Tickets

No results found :(

Slack Threads

Notion Pages

No results found :(

[watermelon-copilot-for-code-review]

WatermelonAI Summary (BETA)

The PRs and commits together can be seen as steps to improving the product and its documentation. The related PRs suggest that the business logic is focused on bug fixes, new features, documentation updates, and chore work. The 8 commits show the implementation of the changes, from merging pull requests to updating files and removing logging. These improvements are necessary for the product to remain up to date and in line with the standards set by the Contributing Guidelines and the Code of Conduct.

GitHub PRs

• #539 - Chore/update readme

• #511 - Watermelon Extension vs.code

• #540 - Fix/no results in gitservice

• #15 - Update README.md

• #170 - Feature/backend extension

• #1 - Issue to test commenting

• #147 - Modify GPT prompt

• #538 - Create scorecard.yml

• #534 - Update README.md

• #14 - Deprecation warning

Jira Tickets

No results found :(

Slack Threads

Notion Pages

No results found :(

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