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## Deleted (4 files, ~1,974 lines removed) - GITHUB_ACTION_IMPLEMENTATION.md - LLM-generated implementation tracking document with task checklists, superseded by actual code and ACTION_README.md - RELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.md - Duplicate of CHANGELOG.md content with explicit Claude generation markers - docs/ERROR_REFERENCE.md - Fully superseded by docs/ERROR_CODES.md - docs/CLEAN_ARCHITECTURE.md - Redundant with docs/ARCHITECTURE.md ## Moved to docs/ (2 files) - UPGRADE_GUIDE.md -> docs/UPGRADE_GUIDE.md (documentation artifact) - SECURITY_SETUP.md -> docs/SECURITY_SETUP.md (maintainer guide) This cleanup removes temporary LLM-generated tracking documents and consolidates redundant documentation while preserving properly archived historical documents. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
- README.md: Reduce emoji count, remove broken links (ERROR_REFERENCE.md, PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md, ARCHITECTURAL_REVIEW_AND_ROADMAP.md, docs/ROADMAP.md), remove duplicate License and Roadmap sections - CLI_GUIDE.md: Fix lint command documentation - remove non-existent --rules flag, document actual flags (--auto-fix, --max-length, --pattern, --fail-on-warn, --recursive) - CHANGELOG.md: Remove excessive emojis from section headers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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| File | Line | Issue | Fix Needed |
|---|---|---|---|
docs/README.md |
30 | References deleted ERROR_REFERENCE.md |
Update to point to ERROR_CODES.md |
docs/README.md |
95 | References deleted CLEAN_ARCHITECTURE.md |
Remove reference or update to ARCHITECTURE.md |
README.md |
316 | References deleted docs/ERROR_REFERENCE.md |
Update to point to docs/ERROR_CODES.md |
docs/ERROR_CODES.md |
775 | References deleted ERROR_REFERENCE.md |
Remove reference or update to self-reference |
docs/UPGRADE_GUIDE.md |
107, 115 | References deleted RELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.md |
Update to point to CHANGELOG.md |
archive/historical-architecture-docs/README.md |
32 | References deleted RELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.md |
Update or mark as historical reference |
🔧 Recommended Actions
Critical (Must Fix):
- Fix broken documentation links in main documentation files
- Update docs/README.md structure to remove references to deleted files
- Update table of contents to reflect current file organization
Suggested (Best Practice):
- Update CHANGELOG.md to document this cleanup for transparency
- Consider adding redirect comments in key locations mentioning the consolidation
- Verify CI/CD documentation checks don't break due to missing files
📊 Code Quality Assessment
| Aspect | Rating | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Deletion Logic | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Excellent identification of redundant/LLM-generated content |
| File Organization | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Logical moves to docs/ directory |
| Content Preservation | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Important content properly preserved |
| Reference Management | ⭐⭐ | Multiple broken links need fixing |
| Documentation Hygiene | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Good cleanup approach, needs follow-through |
🚫 Security Concerns
None identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications.
⚡ Performance Considerations
None - Documentation changes have no runtime impact.
🧪 Test Coverage
Not applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass.
📝 Final Recommendation
Conditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation.
Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity.
ARCHITECTURE.md: - Fix non-existent file references (create.go, drop.go, merge.go) - Update to actual files (ddl.go contains CREATE/DROP, dml.go contains MERGE) - Fix method-to-file mappings for parseCreateStatement, parseDropStatement, parseMergeStatement API_REFERENCE.md: - Fix Parser.Parse() return type from ast.Node to *ast.AST - Remove non-existent metadata extraction functions (ExtractTables, etc.) - Add missing methods: TokenizeContext, ParseContext, ParseWithPositions - Update examples with correct API usage ERROR_CODES.md: - Add 10 missing error codes: E1004, E1005, E2004-E2006, E2008-E2012 - Complete coverage of all 26 error codes in codebase - Add examples, causes, and solutions for each new code SECURITY.md: - Fix pattern count from 8 to 6 (removed unimplemented STACKED_QUERY, BOOLEAN_BASED) - Update pattern descriptions to match actual implementation Migration guides (FROM_JSQLPARSER.md, FROM_PG_QUERY.md): - Fix broken convertTokens() references to public API ConvertTokensForParser() - Fix missing imports in code examples COMPARISON.md, docs/README.md: - Remove excessive emojis from section headers (22 total removed) pkg/sql/security/scanner.go: - Update package documentation to reflect actual 6 pattern types 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
Third round of documentation cleanup: GitHub Action docs (.github/): - ACTION_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md: Removed emojis from PR template checkboxes - ACTION_QUICK_REFERENCE.md: Fixed 4 broken links to non-existent files - ACTION_TESTING_GUIDE.md: Converted 47 checkboxes to bullet points - SECURITY_CHECKLIST.md: Restructured from 83 checkboxes to guide format Core documentation: - CONTRIBUTING.md: Removed 14 emojis, fixed CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md reference - ERROR_CODES.md: Fixed parser.New() to parser.NewParser() - GETTING_STARTED.md: Removed 9 emojis, added import clarifications - PERFORMANCE_TUNING.md: Fixed parser.New() to parser.NewParser() - SQL_COMPATIBILITY.md: 35+ accuracy corrections for feature claims - TROUBLESHOOTING.md: Fixed Python syntax error in Go code, function return type - USAGE_GUIDE.md: Fixed 7 API errors (security scanner, token conversion) Tutorials: - 01-sql-validator-cicd.md: Fixed parser API usage - 02-custom-sql-formatter.md: Fixed parser API, deprecated strings.Title() Package READMEs: - pkg/linter/README.md: Fixed 6 API documentation errors 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
Fourth round of documentation cleanup with substantive improvements: API Accuracy Fixes: - ARCHITECTURE.md: Fixed convertTokens() → ConvertTokensForParser() - PRODUCTION_GUIDE.md: Fixed HasHigh() → HasHighOrAbove() - PRODUCTION_GUIDE.md: Fixed import path tools/metrics → pkg/metrics - PRODUCTION_GUIDE.md: Replaced non-existent tool references with actual APIs - FROM_SQLFLUFF.md: Fixed undefined isSelectKeyword() function reference Broken Link Fixes: - COMPARISON.md: Fixed link to PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md → PERFORMANCE_TUNING.md - ERROR_CODES.md: Fixed link to ERROR_REFERENCE.md → TROUBLESHOOTING.md - README.md: Removed references to deleted ERROR_REFERENCE.md, CLEAN_ARCHITECTURE.md - FUZZ_TESTING_GUIDE.md: Removed broken link to TEST-004_FUZZ_TESTING_REPORT.md - performance_regression_testing.md: Fixed pkg/metrics/README.md → metrics.go - MARKETPLACE_PUBLISHING.md: Fixed 4 placeholder links with actual URLs Feature Accuracy Fixes: - sql99-compliance-analysis.md: Updated MERGE/TRUNCATE status to implemented - sql99-compliance-analysis.md: Corrected roadmap effort estimates (-40 hours) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
…lidation Major documentation improvements with net reduction of 3,851 lines: ## API_REFERENCE.md (71.5% reduction) - 4,397 → 1,254 lines - Removed duplicate examples (kept 1 per API) - Updated all coverage numbers to actual test results - Eliminated verbose "Why use this?" sections - Added missing linter package documentation ## ARCHITECTURE.md (25% reduction) - 806 → 599 lines - Fixed all package descriptions to match implementation - Updated parser module file listing to actual structure - Corrected method names (parseAlterTableStmt, etc.) - Removed speculative "future" content - Added accurate statement type count (14 types) ## CLI_GUIDE.md (accuracy overhaul) - Removed non-existent `watch` command - Added missing `lsp` and `completion` commands - Fixed all command flags to match actual implementation - Added SARIF output documentation for CI/CD ## GETTING_STARTED.md (41% reduction) - 454 → 267 lines (under 300 target) - Transformed into true 5-minute quickstart - Removed advanced topics (moved to USAGE_GUIDE.md) - All code examples verified to compile ## SECURITY.md + SECURITY_SETUP.md (consolidated) - Merged 900 lines → 687 lines (23.7% reduction) - SECURITY_SETUP.md now redirects to SECURITY.md - Preserved all setup instructions and best practices ## PERFORMANCE_TUNING.md + performance_regression_testing.md (consolidated) - Merged regression testing into main performance guide - Final: 970 lines (under 1000 target) - Added CI/CD integration examples - performance_regression_testing.md now redirects All changes verified against actual implementation. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
Fixes broken references and continues documentation streamlining: ## Broken Link Fixes - scripts/validate-security-setup.sh: Fixed SECURITY_SETUP.md → docs/SECURITY_SETUP.md - .github/SECURITY_CHECKLIST.md: Fixed 2 references to docs/SECURITY_SETUP.md - docs/UPGRADE_GUIDE.md: Removed broken RELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.md links ## Documentation Reductions - ERROR_CODES.md: 1,359 → 612 lines (55% reduction) - One example per error code - Removed verbose "Why this happens" sections - All 26 error codes verified against pkg/errors/errors.go - TROUBLESHOOTING.md: 777 → 546 lines (30% reduction) - Fixed all API references to correct signatures - Consolidated error code reference section - Removed redundant debugging patterns - COMPARISON.md: 608 → 321 lines (47% reduction) - Updated performance claims to accurate 800K sustained (not 1.38M) - Fairer competitor comparisons - Removed verbose prose, kept tables - FUZZ_TESTING_GUIDE.md: 447 → 171 lines (62% reduction) - Fixed fuzz command syntax (-fuzz='^FuzzXxx$') - Verified all 7 fuzz tests exist - Removed verbose explanations Net reduction: 1,546 lines 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
Update archive documentation to reference CHANGELOG.md instead of the deleted RELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.md file. This addresses the last remaining broken documentation link identified in PR review feedback. Fixes: Review comment from PR #141
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
❌ Issues Found - Require FixingBroken Documentation References
Security References (Needs Verification)
🔧 Recommended ActionsCritical (Must Fix):
Suggested (Best Practice):
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 📝 Final RecommendationConditional Approval - This is a good cleanup effort that should be merged AFTER fixing the broken documentation references. The cleanup logic is sound, but the broken links create a poor user experience and could confuse documentation navigation. Priority: Fix the broken links before merging to maintain documentation integrity. |
Fixes identified by parallel agent review:
1. docs/COMPARISON.md:
- Fixed migration directory path (migrations/ → migration/)
- Removed references to non-existent example .go files
2. docs/README.md:
- Fixed broken anchor #error-messages → #error-codes-reference
- Fixed broken anchor #memory-leaks → #memory-issues
3. archive/historical-architecture-docs/README.md:
- Removed reference to non-existent COMPREHENSIVE_ROADMAP_2025.md
4. archive/historical-testing-reports/README.md:
- Replaced references to non-existent test report files with
actual documentation (CHANGELOG.md, CLAUDE.md)
5. .github/MARKETPLACE_PUBLISHING.md:
- Fixed ACTION_README.md → ACTION_QUICK_REFERENCE.md (file exists)
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📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
4. Excellent Reference Management
5. Quality Improvements Verified
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 🎯 Key Achievements
📝 Final Recommendation✅ APPROVED FOR MERGE - This is an excellent documentation cleanup effort that significantly improves repository hygiene while maintaining all valuable content. The PR demonstrates:
The cleanup enhances the developer experience by reducing noise while preserving all essential documentation. |
- Remove non-existent CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md badge from README.md - Fix broken anchor #security-limits-and-protections in docs/SECURITY.md - Fix label mismatch "Performance Guide" -> "Production Guide" in FROM_SQLFLUFF.md - Fix ACTION_QUICK_REFERENCE.md workflows/examples/ path format - Convert absolute paths to relative paths in archive READMEs: - archive/historical-architecture-docs/README.md - archive/historical-testing-reports/README.md 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
4. Excellent Reference Management
5. Quality Improvements Verified
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 🎯 Key Achievements
📝 Final Recommendation✅ APPROVED FOR MERGE - This is an excellent documentation cleanup effort that significantly improves repository hygiene while maintaining all valuable content. The PR demonstrates:
The cleanup enhances the developer experience by reducing noise while preserving all essential documentation. |
Third round of documentation fixes from parallel agent review: - docs/README.md: Fix broken anchor #memory-optimization-strategies -> #memory-management - CHANGELOG.md: Add missing version reference links (1.5.1, 1.3.0, 1.2.0, 1.1.0, 0.8.0) - .github/MARKETPLACE_PUBLISHING.md: Remove redundant .github/ prefix in paths - examples/migrations/README.md: Fix docs/migrations/ -> docs/migration/ (singular) - examples/migrations/README.md: Replace non-existent ROADMAP.md with SQL_COMPATIBILITY.md - pkg/sql/tokenizer/README.md: Replace non-existent UNICODE_SUPPORT.md with SQL_COMPATIBILITY.md - examples/tutorials/01-sql-validator/README.md: Fix validate.yml -> test-github-action.yml 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
4. Excellent Reference Management
5. Quality Improvements Verified
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 🎯 Key Achievements
📝 Final Recommendation✅ APPROVED FOR MERGE - This is an excellent documentation cleanup effort that significantly improves repository hygiene while maintaining all valuable content. The PR demonstrates:
The cleanup enhances the developer experience by reducing noise while preserving all essential documentation. |
Remove extraneous dash from Quick Start anchor link in docs/README.md 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Claude finished @ajitpratap0's task —— View job Documentation Cleanup PR Review ✅Review Checklist:
📋 Review SummaryThis PR accomplishes effective documentation cleanup by removing LLM-generated tracking documents and redundant files while preserving valuable content. The approach is well-organized and follows good documentation hygiene practices. ✅ Strengths1. Appropriate Deletions
2. Logical File Organization
3. Preservation of Important Content
4. Excellent Reference Management
5. Quality Improvements Verified
📊 Code Quality Assessment
🚫 Security ConcernsNone identified - This is purely documentation cleanup with no security implications. ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsNone - Documentation changes have no runtime impact. 🧪 Test CoverageNot applicable - Documentation cleanup doesn't require test changes, but should verify that documentation CI checks still pass. 🎯 Key Achievements
📝 Final Recommendation✅ APPROVED FOR MERGE - This is an excellent documentation cleanup effort that significantly improves repository hygiene while maintaining all valuable content. The PR demonstrates:
The cleanup enhances the developer experience by reducing noise while preserving all essential documentation. |
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Summary
Comprehensive documentation cleanup and accuracy improvements. This PR removes LLM-generated junk documents, fixes inaccurate documentation, and improves overall documentation quality.
Changes
Phase 1: Deleted LLM-Generated Files (4 files, ~1,725 lines removed)
GITHUB_ACTION_IMPLEMENTATION.mdRELEASE_NOTES_v1.5.0.mddocs/ERROR_REFERENCE.mddocs/CLEAN_ARCHITECTURE.mdPhase 2: Moved Files (2 files)
UPGRADE_GUIDE.mddocs/UPGRADE_GUIDE.mdSECURITY_SETUP.mddocs/SECURITY_SETUP.mdPhase 3: Quality Improvements (10 files fixed)
README.md & CHANGELOG.md
CLI_GUIDE.md
--rulesflag--auto-fix,--max-length,--pattern,--fail-on-warn,--recursiveARCHITECTURE.md
API_REFERENCE.md
ast.Nodeto*ast.ASTERROR_CODES.md
SECURITY.md
Migration Guides (FROM_JSQLPARSER.md, FROM_PG_QUERY.md)
convertTokens()references to public APIConvertTokensForParser()COMPARISON.md & docs/README.md
Impact
Test plan
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