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@strickvl strickvl commented Nov 25, 2025

Summary

  • Adds a dedicated "Testing Feedback Guidelines" section to the Claude Code review prompt
  • Addresses user feedback that test suggestions were sometimes too verbose or not laser-focused on specific PR changes
  • Prioritizes manual testing suggestions (which users found useful) over lengthy code examples

Changes

The new section includes guidance to:

  • Be concise: Avoid verbose test suggestions or lengthy code examples
  • Stay laser-focused: Only suggest tests that directly verify the specific changes in the PR
  • Prioritize manual testing: Brief, actionable suggestions for what to manually verify
  • Limit scope: Mention scenarios in 1-2 sentences rather than full test implementations
  • Skip if unnecessary: Don't force test recommendations when changes are straightforward

Adds explicit guidance for Claude Code reviews to keep test
suggestions focused and concise. Addresses user feedback that test
sections were sometimes verbose or not laser-focused on the specific
PR changes.

Key changes:
- Add dedicated "Testing Feedback Guidelines" section
- Prioritize manual testing suggestions over code examples
- Limit scope to 1-2 sentence scenarios, not full implementations
- Allow skipping test suggestions when not necessary
@strickvl strickvl changed the title ci: add testing feedback guidelines to reduce verbosity Add testing feedback guidelines to reduce verbosity Nov 25, 2025
@strickvl strickvl added enhancement New feature or request snack labels Nov 25, 2025
@Cahllagerfeld Cahllagerfeld merged commit 0ffa131 into main Nov 25, 2025
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@Cahllagerfeld Cahllagerfeld deleted the ci/minimise-testing-verbosity branch November 25, 2025 09:47
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