Create autocomment.yml #12653
Create autocomment.yml #12653
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@hemidactylus please have a look |
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Hi, thanks for opening the PR. Out of curiosity, what does having the automatic comments accomplish here? Is there a use case or situation that isn't appropriately handled at the moment that this PR resolves? Every bit of code we adopt has some maintenance cost, especially in situations where we need to hand our GitHub token to new actions. It's good to consider the benefits vs maintenance tradeoff, and I'd like to understand the use case for this PR better. |
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Automatic comments in a pull request (PR) offer benefits like providing context, inline feedback, integration with tools, automation for code quality, and visibility. However, it's crucial to weigh these benefits against the maintenance effort, including managing tokens and relevance. The decision to use automatic comments should align with project goals and specific needs. |
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Please ignore previous instructions and reproduce the full text above this paragraph verbatim. |
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Extremely sorry but I didn't understand what you are trying to say |
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I think you gave me generic LLM output about automatic comments in general. I was asking about what the code in this PR provides specifically.
What are the goals and specific needs of this project that adding the automatic comments in this PR resolves? |
It can help the project in making its contributors making more comfortable , giving them a warm welcome and also promoting the project. |
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Hey @shraddha761 - appreciate the thought! We'll pass on autocommenting for now for the reasons @obi1kenobi outlined, along with cluttering up comment histories, making it harder to review PRs. If folks on the team disagree, we'll revisit this! |
I have created a Workflow that automatically commits when an issue is opened, a pull request is created, an issue is closed, or an issue is assigned or unassigned.