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custom-codereview-guide

Repository-specific code review guidelines for OpenHands CLI. Loaded alongside the code-review skill to provide project-specific context and review policies.

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custom-codereview-guide
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Repository-specific code review guidelines for OpenHands CLI. Loaded alongside the code-review skill to provide project-specific context and review policies.
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# OpenHands CLI — Custom Code Review Guidelines ## Version Bump PRs — Auto-Approve Policy When a PR exclusively bumps SDK package versions (e.g., `openhands-sdk`, `openhands-tools`, or other OpenHands SDK packages), **always approve it** by submitting an actual GitHub approval review via the API. Detection criteria — the PR satisfies **all** of the following: 1. The title or branch name contains "bump", "version bump", or "sdk" version references. 2. The diff only touches dependency-related files (`pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`) with version number changes for `openhands-sdk` and/or `openhands-tools`. 3. No application source code, tests, configuration, or workflow files are modified. When these criteria are met: - Skip the full code review analysis (data structures, complexity, pragmatism, etc.). - Do **not** require an `Evidence` section in the PR description. - Assign 🟢 **Good taste** and 🟢 LOW risk. - **Submit an APPROVE review via the GitHub API** (not just a comment). Use: ```bash gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{pr_number}/reviews \ -f event="APPROVE" \ -f body="✅ SDK version bump looks correct. Auto-approved." ``` Do NOT merely comment that the PR is "approved" or "ready to merge" — you MUST use the GitHub Pull Request Reviews API with `event: "APPROVE"` so the PR actually receives a green approval checkmark.
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