GitHub's YAML templates (.yml) don't support URL parameter pre-filling, but
Markdown templates (.md) do. This adds a structured bug report template that
allows the automated bug reporter to pre-fill all user-submitted data.
Changes:
- Create .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/auto_bug_report.md template
- Update bug_report_api.py to use template=auto_bug_report.md parameter
- Update tests to verify template parameter is included in URL
- Add explanatory comments about YAML vs Markdown template differences
Benefits:
- Users see a structured bug report template (not generic issue form)
- All bug report data is pre-filled from the UI form
- Template provides consistent formatting and organization
- Better UX than generic issue creation
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: Add AI-powered release notes generator with Claude
Implements automated release notes generation using Claude AI for releases and branch comparisons.
## Features
- **GitHub Action Workflow**: Automatically generates release notes when tags are pushed or releases are created
- **Local Testing Script**: Test release note generation locally before pushing
- **Branch Comparison Support**: Compare stable vs main branches or any two refs (tags, branches, commits)
- **Smart Branch Resolution**: Automatically resolves local/remote branches (e.g., stable → origin/stable)
- **Comprehensive Release Notes**: Includes features, improvements, bug fixes, technical changes, statistics, and contributors
## Files Added
- `.github/workflows/release-notes.yml` - GitHub Action for automated release notes
- `.github/RELEASE_NOTES_SETUP.md` - Complete setup guide and usage documentation
- `.github/test-release-notes.sh` - Local testing script with branch comparison support
- `.gitignore` - Exclude local release notes test files
## Usage
### Local Testing
```bash
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
./.github/test-release-notes.sh # Compare origin/stable..main
./.github/test-release-notes.sh stable main # Explicit branches
./.github/test-release-notes.sh v1.0.0 v2.0.0 # Compare tags
```
### GitHub Action
1. Add `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` to repository secrets
2. Push a tag: `git tag v1.0.0 && git push origin v1.0.0`
3. Release notes are automatically generated and added to the GitHub release
## Technical Details
- Uses Claude Sonnet 4 for intelligent content analysis
- Properly escapes JSON using jq for robust handling of special characters
- Supports multiple comparison formats: tags, branches, commit hashes
- Cost: ~$0.003 per release (~$0.036/year for monthly releases)
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: Use Claude Code OAuth token for GitHub Action, keep API key for local testing
Changes the GitHub Actions workflow to use Claude Code OAuth authentication (consistent with claude-review workflow) while keeping direct API key authentication for local testing.
## Changes
### GitHub Actions Workflow
- **Before**: Direct API calls with `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
- **After**: Uses `anthropics/claude-code-action@beta` with `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`
### Benefits
- ✅ Consistent authentication with existing `claude-review` workflow
- ✅ Better GitHub integration through Claude Code Action
- ✅ No additional API costs (included in Claude Code subscription)
- ✅ Same secret (`CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`) works for both workflows
### Local Testing
- **Unchanged**: Still uses `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` for direct API calls
- Simple, fast iteration during development
- No dependency on Claude Code Action locally
## Implementation Details
The workflow now:
1. Prepares all release context in a `release-context.md` file
2. Uses Claude Code Action to read the context and generate release notes
3. Writes output to `release_notes.md`
4. Validates the generated file before creating/updating the release
## Documentation Updates
- Updated setup instructions to use `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`
- Added section explaining authentication differences
- Clarified cost implications (OAuth has no additional costs)
- Notes that same token works for both `claude-review` and release notes workflows
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create isolated review context directory to prevent PR detection
- Move diff to changes.patch file in review-context directory
- Add explicit REVIEW_INSTRUCTIONS.md file for guidance
- Use standard 'prompt' parameter instead of 'override_prompt'
- This approach should prevent Claude Action from auto-detecting PR context
- Set GITHUB_EVENT_NAME to workflow_dispatch to avoid PR detection
- Use override_prompt instead of direct_prompt for better control
- Create wrapper script for debugging
- Explicitly tell Claude not to checkout code
- Add environment overrides to prevent PR branch checkout
- Add explicit github_token for authentication
- Add direct_prompt to guide Claude to use diff file
- Override GITHUB_REF and GITHUB_SHA to stay on base branch
- Remove complex two-stage workflow approach
- Use pull_request_target with security safeguards
- Add first-time contributor check and approval requirement
- Never checkout PR code - only analyze diff
- Mirror full review format from main claude-review workflow
- Manual trigger via @claude-review-fork for maintainers
- Remove invalid mode: review parameter
- Update event context to simulate issue_comment
- Add direct_prompt to guide Claude to review the diff
- Update instructions to use Read tool for pr-diff.patch
- Grant pull-requests write permission for comment posting
- Add try-catch error handling with continue-on-error
- Ensure workflow continues even if comment posting fails
- Extract PR base branch from artifact instead of using workflow branch
- Add step to switch to correct base branch after downloading PR info
- Use PR base branch for diff generation instead of workflow branch
- Explains the two-stage security model
- Provides usage instructions for contributors and maintainers
- Includes troubleshooting and security considerations
- Runs after Stage 1 via workflow_run trigger
- Has access to repository secrets
- Downloads PR artifact and performs review
- Maintains security by never checking out fork code
- Collects PR information without requiring secrets
- Triggers on pull_request events and @claude-review-ext comments
- Uploads PR details as artifact for secure processing
* Create dependabot.yml
Currently watches for updates in github actions, and current iteration, present in the root folder. Commented expansion on how to maintain previous iterations addded.
* CI for local development
* CI for docker build
* Use matrix strategy on docker build
Docker version uses 3.12, so its interesting to ensure it properly works with this version
* Enable python 3.10 backporting
