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68-69: Minor: Placeholder version example is confusing.The example says "v164.1.0" introduced the bug but "reverting to v171.4.0 works" — since 171 > 164, this implies upgrading fixed it, not reverting. Consider adjusting the example to be clearer, e.g., reverting to a version before the one that introduced the bug.
📝 Suggested clarification
placeholder: | - I tested my reproduction against different `googleapis` releases, and the first one that introduced the bug was "v164.1.0", since reverting to "v171.4.0" works. + I tested my reproduction against different `googleapis` releases, and the first one that introduced the bug was "v171.4.0", since reverting to "v170.0.0" works.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml around lines 68 - 69, The placeholder example in the ISSUE_TEMPLATE YAML is internally inconsistent: it states the bug was introduced in "v164.1.0" but that "reverting to v171.4.0" fixes it (171 > 164). Update the placeholder text so the rollback version is older than the introduced version (e.g., say the bug was introduced in "v171.4.0" and reverting to "v164.1.0" works), or reword to use clearer language like "upgrading to X introduced the bug; reverting to a prior version Y fixes it"; edit the placeholder value that contains the version strings ("v164.1.0", "v171.4.0") accordingly.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml:
- Line 37: In the .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml template update the
description string that currently reads "Please run `next run info` in the root
directory of your project and paste the results." to use the correct command
"Please run `npm run info` in the root directory of your project and paste the
results."—edit the description field in the file to replace `next run info` with
`npm run info`.
In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Line 65: Replace the typo "Bione" with "ESLint" in the CONTRIBUTING.md
sentence that currently reads "Follow the standard Bione rules defined in its
`app/eslint.config.mjs` file." Update that phrase to "Follow the standard ESLint
rules defined in `app/eslint.config.mjs`" so it correctly references ESLint;
ensure the surrounding sentence and punctuation remain unchanged.
- Line 28: Replace the incorrect Markdown blockquote marker '|' with the proper
blockquote syntax '>' (or use a GitHub-style callout) in the sentence that
starts "Before commiting your changes, format your code..." so it renders as a
blockquote; update the line content to begin with '>' and ensure spelling of
"committing" is corrected if desired.
In `@docs/CODING_STYLE.md`:
- Line 55: Fix the typo in the docs/CODING_STYLE.md entry for the build
directory: replace the word "Releasees" with "Releases" in the line that reads
"`build/**` (SEA build output; local, published to GitHub Releasees)" so it
becomes "`build/**` (SEA build output; local, published to GitHub Releases)";
update only that text.
- Line 60: Fix the typo in the sentence starting with "Generated SEA artifacts
(Windows EXE + blob output with `build-sea-win.sh`)" by replacing the incorrect
word "thee" with "the" so the sentence reads "...This is what gets published to
the GitHub Releases page."; update the line in CODING_STYLE.md where that phrase
appears.
In `@SECURITY.md`:
- Line 15: Replace the misspelled word "malaware" with the correct spelling
"malware" in the SECURITY.md document (search for the token "malaware" and
update it to "malware") so the line reads "Type of issue (e.g. leaked secrets,
malware installation, CVE, cross-site scripting, etc.)".
---
Nitpick comments:
In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml:
- Around line 68-69: The placeholder example in the ISSUE_TEMPLATE YAML is
internally inconsistent: it states the bug was introduced in "v164.1.0" but that
"reverting to v171.4.0" fixes it (171 > 164). Update the placeholder text so the
rollback version is older than the introduced version (e.g., say the bug was
introduced in "v171.4.0" and reverting to "v164.1.0" works), or reword to use
clearer language like "upgrading to X introduced the bug; reverting to a prior
version Y fixes it"; edit the placeholder value that contains the version
strings ("v164.1.0", "v171.4.0") accordingly.
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53-60: UseOtherinstead ofOthersin dropdown options.This is a small copy consistency polish for issue-form UX.
Proposed copy fix
- - 'Others' + - 'Other'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml around lines 53 - 60, Update the dropdown option label "Others" to "Other" in the issue template YAML options list (the array containing 'Not sure', 'CLI usage', 'Authentication', 'Email templates', 'Docker image', 'Built binaries (SEA)', 'Others') so the entry reads 'Other' instead of 'Others' to ensure copy consistency in the form options.docs/CODING_STYLE.md (1)
104-104: Update line 104 guidance on function declarations to reflect TypeScript best practices.The current guidance mandates arrow functions for methods, but industry best practice (MDN, TypeScript standards) is to prefer prototype methods by default. Arrow function properties incur performance costs (new function per instance vs. shared on prototype) and create inheritance complications. Arrow functions should be used only for callbacks or when lexical
thisbinding is specifically required.📝 Suggested update
-- Use **arrow functions** instead of traditional function declarations when defining functions and methods. Only use `function()` definitions for specific cases. +- Prefer standard function declarations for named utilities and standard class methods. Use **arrow functions** for callbacks, closures, or when lexical `this` binding is required.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/CODING_STYLE.md` at line 104, Replace the current sentence "Use **arrow functions** instead of traditional function declarations when defining functions and methods. Only use `function()` definitions for specific cases." with guidance that prefers prototype (class) or named function/method declarations for methods and class members by default, and recommends using arrow functions only for callbacks or when lexical `this` binding is required; update the wording to cite TypeScript/MDN best practices and note the performance and inheritance implications of arrow function properties so readers know when to prefer class/prototype methods versus arrow callbacks.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml:
- Around line 20-23: The reproduction step "Y will happen" is too vague—replace
it with explicit observed vs expected placeholders and an example; update the
template around the reproduction list (the line containing "Y will happen" and
the following "validations:" block) to prompt reporters to fill "Observed
behavior:" and "Expected behavior:" and optionally give a short example (e.g.,
"Observed: the app logged an error; Expected: the email is sent successfully")
so repro steps are actionable and consistent.
In `@docs/CODING_STYLE.md`:
- Line 115: Fix the grammar in the early-return guideline by replacing the
incorrect phrase "a hooks or functions" with either "hooks or functions" or "a
hook or function" (choose "hooks or functions" to keep plural consistency) in
the sentence that starts "Use early `return` statements..." so it reads: "Use
early `return` statements to exit hooks or functions as soon as possible when
conditions aren't met, to avoid unnecessary processing and to keep the logic
clean and efficient."; locate and update that sentence in the CODING_STYLE.md
content.
---
Nitpick comments:
In @.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.yml:
- Around line 53-60: Update the dropdown option label "Others" to "Other" in the
issue template YAML options list (the array containing 'Not sure', 'CLI usage',
'Authentication', 'Email templates', 'Docker image', 'Built binaries (SEA)',
'Others') so the entry reads 'Other' instead of 'Others' to ensure copy
consistency in the form options.
In `@docs/CODING_STYLE.md`:
- Line 104: Replace the current sentence "Use **arrow functions** instead of
traditional function declarations when defining functions and methods. Only use
`function()` definitions for specific cases." with guidance that prefers
prototype (class) or named function/method declarations for methods and class
members by default, and recommends using arrow functions only for callbacks or
when lexical `this` binding is required; update the wording to cite
TypeScript/MDN best practices and note the performance and inheritance
implications of arrow function properties so readers know when to prefer
class/prototype methods versus arrow callbacks.
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