Config: Configurer workflow pour bypasser CodeRabbit#21
Config: Configurer workflow pour bypasser CodeRabbit#21EthanThePhoenix38 merged 1 commit intomainfrom
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- Ajout permissions pull-requests et issues - Utilisation de github-actions[bot] comme auteur - Ajout [skip ci] pour éviter les boucles - Configuration CodeRabbit pour auto-approve les commits automatiques - Skip review pour les mises à jour README automatiques
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds CodeRabbit configuration file controlling review automation and auto-approval behavior. Updates GitHub Actions workflow to use bot credentials, include GITHUB_TOKEN, implement conditional push logic, and add skip CI commit patterns. Changes
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Pull request overview
This PR configures the AI-Pulse aggregation workflow to bypass CodeRabbit review for automated commits. The changes ensure that automatic README updates don't trigger unnecessary reviews or create infinite CI loops.
Changes:
- Modified workflow to use github-actions[bot] as the commit author and added [skip ci] to commit messages
- Added permissions for pull-requests and issues to the workflow
- Created CodeRabbit configuration to auto-approve and skip reviews for automated commits
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| .github/workflows/update-ai-pulse.yml | Updated permissions, changed git author to github-actions[bot], added [skip ci] flag, and explicitly specified push target |
| .github/coderabbit.yaml | Created configuration to skip CodeRabbit reviews for automated README updates |
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| - name: Commit and push changes | |||
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| GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL: ${{ secrets.GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL }} | |||
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The GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL secret is now unused since the workflow switched to using the hardcoded github-actions[bot] email. This environment variable can be removed from the workflow.
| GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL: ${{ secrets.GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL }} |
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| # Auto-approve workflow PRs | ||
| auto_approve: | ||
| enabled: true |
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The conditions structure appears to use a list format which typically implies 'OR' logic in most CI configurations. If CodeRabbit requires ALL conditions to be met (AND logic), verify that this configuration will work as intended. Consider adding a comment clarifying whether these conditions use AND or OR logic.
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| enabled: true | |
| # Note: CodeRabbit evaluates all of the following conditions with AND logic: | |
| # both the author and the commit message condition must be satisfied. |
| ignore_patterns: | ||
| - "**/README.md" # Skip README updates from aggregator |
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The pattern '**/README.md' and the path_filters excluded path 'README.md' (line 13) may be redundant. The globstar pattern will match README.md in any directory including the root, so the simpler 'README.md' pattern in path_filters might be sufficient. Consider whether both configurations are necessary or if they serve different purposes in CodeRabbit's configuration.
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