Why do that stuff manually when you have Custom Finishing Touch recipes?
Blog post from CodeRabbit
Finishing Touches is a set of features designed to streamline the pull request (PR) process by automating repetitive tasks that often delay PR closure. These tasks include resolving merge conflicts, generating unit tests, implementing fixes for review findings, simplifying code, and generating docstrings. Custom Finishing Touch recipes allow teams to define reusable instructions for handling recurring cleanup patterns that standard linters might miss, thus reducing the back-and-forth in review cycles. These recipes can be set up using a .coderabbit.yaml file or through the CodeRabbit web interface, providing flexibility in their execution. Once a recipe is triggered, CodeRabbit clones the repository into a sandbox, adheres to the team’s coding guidelines, and executes the instructions, creating a new PR with the proposed changes for review. Available on GitHub for Pro plan users, with future support for GitLab and Bitbucket, this feature aims to eliminate manual bottlenecks in code reviews.
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