Automated reviews with coderabbit.ai

[reneleonhardt]

Improved review process

Allow more community contributions and a faster review process by enabling CodeRabbit (free for Open-Source repositories).

1. Learn how it works https://coderabbit.ai
2. Data Privacy and Security https://docs.coderabbit.ai/#data-privacy-and-security
3. GitHub example https://coderabbit.ai/blog/how-to-use-an-ai-code-reviewer-on-github-in-4-examples
4. How to integrate into a GitHub repo https://docs.coderabbit.ai/platforms/github-com/
5. Authorize a GitHub repo https://app.coderabbit.ai/login

[pivovarit]

Sounds like a great idea :) I will try it out

[reneleonhardt]

Cool, every project has to make its own experience, and not every project is as big as the Linux Foundation, but at least it shows what improvements were possible for them :)
https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/how-linux-foundation-used-ai-code-reviews-to-reduce-manual-bottlenecks-in-oss
It seems for C++ and Rust it could be of not much help, but Python and Java should be good 😄

[jabrena]

It is not free:

• https://www.coderabbit.ai/pricing

[reneleonhardt]

I thought vavr was Open-Source?
If you scroll down on your link, you will see:

How do I sign up for the free open-source plan?

Sign up for CodeRabbit using GitHub or GitLab, install CodeRabbit on a public repository, and receive free reviews forever for public repositories. No additional setup is required.

That's why I added (free for Open-Source repositories) to my description.

[reneleonhardt]

You could sign-up with a personal fork first if you prefer, then you could test-drive the workflow / review process.
Reviews can start automatically or on request.

[jabrena]

Yes, you are right. At the end of the document, it says it. :)