chore(coderabbit): no need to review vendor files

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Signed-off-by: Derek Su [email protected]

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new path_filters section under the reviews key in the .coderabbit.yaml configuration file. This section specifies three patterns to exclude certain files and directories from the review process: !vendor/**, !go.mod, and !go.sum. The existing configuration structure remains unchanged, and no other keys or values are modified.

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File	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml	Added path_filters under reviews with values:
	- !vendor/**
	- !go.mod
	- !go.sum

Possibly related PRs

• chore(coderabbit): add config file #1254: The main PR adds a new section to the existing .coderabbit.yaml configuration file, while PR chore(coderabbit): add config file #1254 introduces the file itself, indicating a direct relationship in terms of modifications to the same configuration structure.

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• innobead

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18-21: LGTM! Consider adding explanatory comments and updating PR description.

The addition of path_filters to exclude vendor files, go.mod, and go.sum from reviews is appropriate and aligns with the PR title. The YAML syntax is correct, and this change will help streamline the review process by focusing on project-specific code changes.

Consider adding a comment in the YAML file to explain the purpose of these exclusions. For example:

reviews:
  path_filters:
    # Exclude vendor files and Go module files from reviews
    - "!vendor/**"
    - "!go.mod"
    - "!go.sum"

It's recommended to update the PR description with more details about the rationale behind excluding these files from reviews. This will provide better context for reviewers and future reference.

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