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docs(complete): a blanket answer picks every recommendation - #262
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"Use your recommendations" is a blank check, /quest-merge included. Only a recommendation that settles a decision the user hasn't seen still needs its own question. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No actionable bugs found. Applying a blanket answer to the presented recommendations removes redundant merge questions while retaining explicit questions for unseen decisions. The surrounding current-session selection, later-refresh, and persistent skip/hold rules keep the scope bounded; a single exception in the existing selection rule is simpler than a separate approval mechanism.
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Merged origin/main without conflicts (aab412e), so no new review was needed. The required (written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
Problem
/quest-completetreated "use your recommendations" as approval for everything except/quest-merge(kixelated/quest#207). That forced a separate question for every merge after the maintainer had already said yes to the whole set. The maintainer wants a blanket answer to be a blank check.Change
A blanket answer now picks the recommendation for every PR in scope,
/quest-mergeincluded. The exception: a PR whose recommendation settles a decision the user hasn't been shown yet, such as a disputed security finding or a stale-hold takeover, still gets its own question. In the session that prompted this change, that exception mattered: the user overrode the recommendation on both PRs that carried security decisions.Checks
bun run test: 570 passed, 2 failed intest/agent.test.ts. The same 2 fail on main without this change, so they're environment-related.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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