🔇 Denoiser: Add rule for Vercel CI release steps#146
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This commit adds a new rule to `.jules/CONSISTENTLY_IGNORED.md` that explicitly ignores attempts to add release or artifact upload steps to the `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml` workflow. This is based on the architectural decision that Vercel deployments manage their own releases and such steps are intentionally omitted from the CI pipeline to avoid conflicts and redundancy. This rule will guide future automated agents to avoid proposing this specific pattern, thereby reducing noise in the pull request queue. Co-authored-by: lucasew <15693688+lucasew@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of ChangesHello @lucasew, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces a new documentation file to formalize a consistent pattern for rejecting pull requests that attempt to modify CI workflows for Vercel deployments. It clarifies that Vercel handles its own releases, and the Highlights
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This pull request introduces a new rule for the 'Jules' denoiser to prevent adding release or artifact upload steps to the CI workflow for Vercel-based projects. The rule is well-defined and justified in the new .jules/CONSISTENTLY_IGNORED.md file. My review includes a minor suggestion to improve the markdown formatting for better readability.
| **- Pattern:** Adding `Release` or `Artifacts` jobs/steps to `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml`. | ||
| **- Justification:** Vercel deployments manage their own releases. The `autorelease.yml` workflow should strictly handle CI checks (lint/test) and tag creation, but not artifact uploads or GitHub Releases modification, as these are intentionally omitted for Vercel-based projects. | ||
| **- Files Affected:** `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml` |
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For better readability and to adhere to standard Markdown conventions, it's recommended to format this section as a bulleted list. This makes the structure clearer by separating the labels from the content more distinctly.
| **- Pattern:** Adding `Release` or `Artifacts` jobs/steps to `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml`. | |
| **- Justification:** Vercel deployments manage their own releases. The `autorelease.yml` workflow should strictly handle CI checks (lint/test) and tag creation, but not artifact uploads or GitHub Releases modification, as these are intentionally omitted for Vercel-based projects. | |
| **- Files Affected:** `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml` | |
| * **Pattern:** Adding `Release` or `Artifacts` jobs/steps to `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml`. | |
| * **Justification:** Vercel deployments manage their own releases. The `autorelease.yml` workflow should strictly handle CI checks (lint/test) and tag creation, but not artifact uploads or GitHub Releases modification, as these are intentionally omitted for Vercel-based projects. | |
| * **Files Affected:** `.github/workflows/autorelease.yml` |
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Analyzed rejected pull requests to identify consistent patterns. Found that PR #126 was rejected because it attempted to add release and artifact upload steps to the CI workflow, which contradicts the Vercel deployment strategy.
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.jules/CONSISTENTLY_IGNORED.mdand added the "No Release/Artifact Steps in CI for Vercel" rule. Verified the file content and formatting.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7101100878418972698 started by @lucasew