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273-280: Asset review instructions include mobile-specific guidance (@2x/@3x variants).Line 278 references
@2xand@3ximage variants for different screen densities, which is a native mobile (iOS/Android) convention. For a web project, responsive images are typically handled viasrcset,<picture>elements, or Next.js<Image>optimization — not density-suffixed filenames.Proposed fix (web-focused)
instructions: | Review asset files for: - Image optimization (appropriate size and format) - - Proper `@2x` and `@3x` variants for different screen densities + - Use of modern formats (WebP, AVIF) where supported + - Responsive image handling via srcset or Next.js Image component - SVG assets are optimized - Font files are licensed and optimized🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.coderabbit.yaml around lines 273 - 280, The asset review currently mentions mobile-specific density suffixed variants (`@2x`/`@3x`) under the `assets/**/*` rule; update this to web-focused guidance: remove references to `@2x`/`@3x` and instead recommend using responsive image techniques (srcset with width or density descriptors, <picture> element, or framework-specific optimizers like Next.js Image), ensure modern formats (WebP/AVIF) and appropriate size variants, keep SVGs optimized, and verify font licensing and subsetting; mention serving optimized assets via CDN and using width-based sizing strategies for responsive breakpoints.
79-123: All tool and path_filter entries are valid and use default values.The tools section and path_filters conform to the schema. One observation: every tool is explicitly enabled with its default value (
true). Since all tools default toenabled: trueper the schema, these entries are redundant — you only need to list tools you want to disable or configure beyond defaults. This is fine as-is for clarity, but could be trimmed for conciseness.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.coderabbit.yaml around lines 79 - 123, The tools section currently lists many tools (e.g., shellcheck, ruff, markdownlint, github-checks, languagetool, biome, hadolint, swiftlint, phpstan, golangci-lint, yamllint, gitleaks, checkov, detekt, eslint) with explicit enabled: true entries which are redundant because the schema defaults to enabled: true; simplify the configuration by removing the explicit enabled: true lines for tools that use default behavior and keep entries only for tools you need to disable or to configure with non-default settings (update the 'tools' map accordingly and ensure any tool you actually want to change retains its configuration).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Around line 248-257: Update the test-review instruction that references the
wrong testing library: replace occurrences of "@testing-library/react-native"
with "@testing-library/react" in the YAML block that defines test file review
rules (the path pattern "**/*.test.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}" and its instructions) so
reviewers are guided to check usage of the web testing library for this Next.js
project.
- Around line 67-68: The comment for the request_changes_workflow setting is
inaccurate: request_changes_workflow actually causes CodeRabbit to submit
"Request Changes" reviews and auto-approve once comments are resolved and checks
pass; update the explanatory comment next to request_changes_workflow to state
that behavior (or, if the intent was to only leave comments, change the value of
request_changes_workflow to false) so the comment and the boolean value match
the actual behavior.
- Around line 170-200: The review instructions mix web and React Native
guidance; update the YAML "instructions" block to be web/Next.js specific by
replacing the blanket "Ensure that \"use client\" is being used" with a
conditional guideline that requires "use client" only for components that need
client-side interactivity (mention server components vs client components),
remove Expo/RN-specific entries "expo-secure-store" and "Validate deep linking
configurations", and keep/clarify Next.js-focused items (Server Components, API
routes, static generation, performance best practices) to match the
Resonate-Website repo.
- Around line 152-166: The YAML contains an invalid key: the `instructions`
property under the `reviews` object will be ignored because `reviews` has
additionalProperties: false; update the config by removing or relocating this
`instructions` block and instead place its content under a catch‑all
`path_instructions` entry (e.g., add a `path_instructions` mapping with a `**`
key) or at a valid top‑level location; reference the `reviews`, `instructions`,
and `path_instructions` symbols when making the change so the review guidance is
applied correctly.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.coderabbit.yaml:
- Around line 273-280: The asset review currently mentions mobile-specific
density suffixed variants (`@2x`/`@3x`) under the `assets/**/*` rule; update
this to web-focused guidance: remove references to `@2x`/`@3x` and instead
recommend using responsive image techniques (srcset with width or density
descriptors, <picture> element, or framework-specific optimizers like Next.js
Image), ensure modern formats (WebP/AVIF) and appropriate size variants, keep
SVGs optimized, and verify font licensing and subsetting; mention serving
optimized assets via CDN and using width-based sizing strategies for responsive
breakpoints.
- Around line 79-123: The tools section currently lists many tools (e.g.,
shellcheck, ruff, markdownlint, github-checks, languagetool, biome, hadolint,
swiftlint, phpstan, golangci-lint, yamllint, gitleaks, checkov, detekt, eslint)
with explicit enabled: true entries which are redundant because the schema
defaults to enabled: true; simplify the configuration by removing the explicit
enabled: true lines for tools that use default behavior and keep entries only
for tools you need to disable or to configure with non-default settings (update
the 'tools' map accordingly and ensure any tool you actually want to change
retains its configuration).
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#304 can be merged in place of this |
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