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  • Chores
    • Enhanced internal processes to streamline change processing and artifact uploads.
  • Refactor
    • Updated system log messaging for a clearer, more concise output.

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This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow and a web API controller. In the workflow, a new step called "Sanitize Diff" is added to process the diff file by filtering out metadata lines and retaining only code changes, with subsequent steps updated to use the sanitized file. Additionally, the logged message in the Web API controller is modified for clarity without altering the control flow.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/code-review.yml Added a "Sanitize Diff" step to process changes.diff (filtering out metadata lines) and generate sanitized_diff.txt. Updated subsequent steps (prompt preparation and artifact upload) to use the sanitized file.
src/MyWebApi/.../WeatherForecastController.cs Modified the logging message in the Get method from "This is a sample message" to "Hello World from InfoController."

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    participant Runner as GitHub Runner
    participant DiffGen as Diff Generator
    participant Sanitizer as Sanitize Diff Step
    participant Prompt as Prompt Preparation
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    Runner->>DiffGen: Generate diff (changes.diff)
    DiffGen->>Sanitizer: Pass changes.diff
    Sanitizer->>Sanitizer: Filter metadata lines
    Sanitizer->>Prompt: Output sanitized_diff.txt
    Prompt->>Uploader: Use sanitized_diff.txt for upload
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.github/workflows/code-review.yml (1)

37-42: Introduce "Sanitize Diff" Step Correctly.
The new step correctly filters the diff (using grep and sed) to output only lines with code changes (prefixed with "Added:" or "Removed:"). The implementation is simple yet effective for sanitizing diff metadata.

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src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs (1)

19-22: Simplified Logging Message as Intended.
The logged message is now "Hello World from InfoController." as requested by the PR objectives. The change is straightforward and meets the goal of simplifying the message without modifying any control flow.

.github/workflows/code-review.yml (2)

47-48: Consistent Artifact Naming for Diff Upload.
The artifact upload now references the sanitized diff file with the new name "sanitized-pr-diff", ensuring subsequent steps reference the correct file. This enhances clarity in artifact management.


66-67: Ensure Correct Preparation of the Prompt.
Reading the sanitized diff file into the DIFF variable is now aligned with the newly generated file. The prompt construction appears correct, with proper escaping of quotes using sed.

@LiteObject LiteObject merged commit 7655ac9 into main Apr 4, 2025
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