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chore(coderabbit): disable collapse and high_level_summary #3217

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The changes in this pull request focus on modifying the configuration settings within the .coderabbit.yaml file. The high_level_summary setting has been changed from true to false, and the collapse_walkthrough setting has also been altered from true to false. These modifications affect the summary generation behavior and the display of walkthroughs, respectively. No other settings in the configuration file were affected by this change.

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.coderabbit.yaml Updated high_level_summary from true to false; updated collapse_walkthrough from true to false

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  • chore(coderabbit): add config file #3213: The changes in this PR involve the .coderabbit.yaml configuration file, which is directly related to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the settings within the same file.

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9-9: Consider adding a comment for the collapse_walkthrough setting

While the change is straightforward, it might be helpful for future maintainers to understand the purpose of this setting. Consider adding a brief comment above the collapse_walkthrough line to explain its function and impact.

Here's a suggested addition:

  # Controls whether walkthroughs are collapsed by default. 
  # Set to false to keep walkthroughs expanded for immediate visibility.
  collapse_walkthrough: false
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9-9: LGTM: Improved visibility for walkthroughs

The change from collapse_walkthrough: true to collapse_walkthrough: false aligns well with the PR objective of ensuring comments can be read directly. This modification will keep walkthroughs expanded by default, potentially improving user experience by making information more immediately accessible.

@derekbit derekbit changed the title chore(coderabbit): disable collapse to ensure the comment can be read directly chore(coderabbit): disable collapse and high_level_summary Oct 18, 2024
@innobead innobead merged commit 88e6103 into longhorn:master Oct 18, 2024
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