etl/.coderabbit.yaml at master · IntergatedCircuits/etl · GitHub

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language: "en-GB"
early_access: false

reviews:
  profile: "chill"
  request_changes_workflow: false
  high_level_summary: false
  high_level_summary_in_walkthrough: false
  poem: false
  review_status: false
  collapse_walkthrough: false
  changed_files_summary: false
  sequence_diagrams: false
  estimate_code_review_effort: false
  assess_linked_issues: false
  related_issues: false
  related_prs: false
  suggested_labels: false
  suggested_reviewers: false
  auto_review:
    enabled: true
    drafts: false
  path_instructions:
    - path: "include/etl/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Review the C++ code in these directories. The code must not use
        STL containers but must instead rely on Embedded Template Library
        (ETL) for data structures and algorithms.

        When answering questions, provide accurate and concise information based on the ETL documentation and codebase. If you don't know the answer, just say "I don't know". Do not make up answers.
        When providing code examples, ensure they are relevant to the ETL and follow its conventions.
        Always be polite and professional in your responses.

        Header files should start with the ETL's standard MIT comment block.

        Header files should have include guards in the format '#ifndef ETL_<FILENAME>>_INCLUDED #define ETL_<FILENAME>_INCLUDED #endif'

        Headers should be organized in the following order
          - The first header include should be '#include "platform.h"'
          - Headers from the ETL
          - Headers from the path 'private/**'
          - C++ standard library headers
          - C standard library headers

        Pay extra attention to the following
          - Buffer overflows
          - Memory leaks
          - Undefined behavior

        Check that the following conventions are used
          - Variable names should be in `snake_case`
          - Macro constants should be `ALL_CAPS_WITH_UNDERSCORES`
          - Macro constants should be prefixed with 'ETL_'
          - Function, class, and type names should be `snake_case`
          - enum members should be `Caps_Snake_Case`

        Please keep your outputs short and to the point, unless otherwise asked
          - Keep your responses short, describe small issues in a few sentences
          - Don't output tips, analysis chains or anything else with a collapsible view
          - Don't output `comment summaries` or `fix prompts for AIs`
          - If the highlighted issue is complex, don't suggest a solution
          - Don't use emojis

    - path: "include/etl/atomic/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Review the C++ code in these directories. The code must not use
        STL containers but must instead rely on Embedded Template Library
        (ETL) for data structures and algorithms.

        When answering questions, provide accurate and concise information based on the ETL documentation and codebase. If you don't know the answer, just say "I don't know". Do not make up answers.
        When providing code examples, ensure they are relevant to the ETL and follow its conventions.
        Always be polite and professional in your responses.

        Header files should start with the ETL's standard MIT comment block.

        Header files are allowed to not have include guards

        Headers should be organized in the following order
          - Headers from the ETL
          - Headers from the path 'private/**'
          - C++ standard library headers
          - C standard library headers

        Pay extra attention to the following
          - Buffer overflows
          - Memory leaks
          - Undefined behavior

        Check that the following conventions are used
          - Variable names should be in `snake_case`
          - Macro constants should be `ALL_CAPS_WITH_UNDERSCORES`
          - Macro constants should be prefixed with 'ETL_'
          - Function, class, and type names should be `snake_case`
          - enum members should be `Caps_Snake_Case`

        Please keep your outputs short and to the point, unless otherwise asked
          - Keep your responses short, describe small issues in a few sentences
          - Don't output tips, analysis chains or anything else with a collapsible view
          - Don't output `comment summaries` or `fix prompts for AIs`
          - If the highlighted issue is complex, don't suggest a solution
          - Don't use emojis

    - path: "include/etl/atomic/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Review the C++ code in these directories. The code must not use
        STL containers but must instead rely on Embedded Template Library
        (ETL) for data structures and algorithms.

        When answering questions, provide accurate and concise information based on the ETL documentation and codebase. If you don't know the answer, just say "I don't know". Do not make up answers.
        When providing code examples, ensure they are relevant to the ETL and follow its conventions.
        Always be polite and professional in your responses.

        Header files should start with the ETL's standard MIT comment block.

        Header files are allowed to not have include guards

        Headers should be organized in the following order
          - Headers from the ETL
          - Headers from the path 'private/**'
          - C++ standard library headers
          - C standard library headers

        Pay extra attention to the following
          - Buffer overflows
          - Memory leaks
          - Undefined behavior

        Check that the following conventions are used
          - Variable names should be in `snake_case`
          - Macro constants should be `ALL_CAPS_WITH_UNDERSCORES`
          - Macro constants should be prefixed with 'ETL_'
          - Function, class, and type names should be `snake_case`
          - enum members should be `Caps_Snake_Case`

        Please keep your outputs short and to the point, unless otherwise asked
          - Keep your responses short, describe small issues in a few sentences
          - Don't output tips, analysis chains or anything else with a collapsible view
          - Don't output `comment summaries` or `fix prompts for AIs`
          - If the highlighted issue is complex, don't suggest a solution
          - Don't use emojis

    - path: "include/etl/mutex/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Review the C++ code in these directories. The code must not use
        STL containers but must instead rely on Embedded Template Library
        (ETL) for data structures and algorithms.

        When answering questions, provide accurate and concise information based on the ETL documentation and codebase. If you don't know the answer, just say "I don't know". Do not make up answers.
        When providing code examples, ensure they are relevant to the ETL and follow its conventions.
        Always be polite and professional in your responses.

        Header files should start with the ETL's standard MIT comment block.

        Header files are allowed to not have include guards

        Headers should be organized in the following order
          - Headers from the ETL
          - Headers from the path 'private/**'
          - C++ standard library headers
          - C standard library headers

        Pay extra attention to the following
          - Buffer overflows
          - Memory leaks
          - Undefined behavior

        Check that the following conventions are used
          - Variable names should be in `snake_case`
          - Macro constants should be `ALL_CAPS_WITH_UNDERSCORES`
          - Macro constants should be prefixed with 'ETL_'
          - Function, class, and type names should be `snake_case`
          - enum members should be `Caps_Snake_Case`

        Please keep your outputs short and to the point, unless otherwise asked
          - Keep your responses short, describe small issues in a few sentences
          - Don't output tips, analysis chains or anything else with a collapsible view
          - Don't output `comment summaries` or `fix prompts for AIs`
          - If the highlighted issue is complex, don't suggest a solution
          - Don't use emojis

    - path: "include/etl/deprecated/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Ingnore files in this directory

    - path: "include/etl/experimental/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Ingnore files in this directory

    - path: "include/etl/generators/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Ingnore files in this directory

    - path: "include/etl/profiles/*.h"
      instructions: |
        Ingnore files in this directory

chat:
  art: false
  auto_reply: true