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  • Documentation

    • Updated README with:
      • Renamed "Installation" section to "Migration Strategy"
      • Added new "System Prerequisites" section
      • Expanded instructions for Terraform and cpflow CLI usage
    • Added a new document on CI automation setup
    • Updated command documentation for cpflow ps:wait with timeout usage
  • Chores

    • Updated .gitignore to include .qodo entry

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The pull request introduces updates to the project's documentation and configuration files. The .gitignore file now includes a new entry, .qodo, while the README.md has been revised for clarity, with a renamed section and the addition of new content regarding migration and system prerequisites. A TODO comment has been added to the entrypoint script to prompt future discussion about database migration handling. Additionally, a new document on CI automation has been created, and modifications have been made to the command documentation to enhance usage instructions.

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File Change Summary
.gitignore Added .qodo to the list of ignored files/directories
README.md - Renamed "Installation" section to "Migration Strategy"
- Added new "System Prerequisites" section
- Updated migration guidance and references
- Improved overall document structure and readability
spec/dummy/.controlplane/entrypoint.sh Added a TODO comment about database migration handling
docs/ci-automation.md New document providing a guide for setting up CI automation with tokens
docs/commands.md - Updated cpflow ps:wait command usage to include timeout
- Removed cpflow ps:swait command and replaced with cpflow ps:wait
lib/command/ps_wait.rb Updated documentation to reflect command changes and added usage of timeout

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🧹 Nitpick comments (7)
docs/ci-automation.md (7)

1-2: Title and Scope Clarification

The title is descriptive, but since the PR objectives mention Terraform improvements, consider whether this document should also include a section on Terraform integration or references to Terraform configuration. This will ensure all related documentation enhancements are captured.


5-6: Improve Grammar and Consistency

Change:

The examples uses Github Actions as an example. The same applies to Circle CI and other similar CI/CD tools.

to:

The examples use GitHub Actions as an example. The same applies to Circle CI and other similar CI/CD tools.

This corrects the verb agreement and standardizes the capitalization of "GitHub."

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7-9: Address Markdown List Indentation

Several nested list items (lines 7–9, 11–16, 18–23, and 25–27) show inconsistent indentation per markdownlint (MD005). Consider standardizing the indentation for sublist items (for example, using no leading spaces or a fixed indent such as 2 spaces if that is the preferred style) to improve readability and ensure consistency throughout the document.

Also applies to: 11-16, 18-23, 25-27

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14-14: Correct Article Usage in Key Creation Steps

In the key creation instructions, the phrase “create a one with description” appears. Update it to “create one with the description” (also updating “Github” to “GitHub”) to improve clarity and grammatical correctness. For example:

-Click "Keys" and create a one with description "Github Actions" and copy the token (or download it).
+Click "Keys" and create one with the description "GitHub Actions" and copy the token (or download it).

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32-33: Resolve Duplicate or Misnumbered Steps

The steps at lines 32–33 are numbered “3.” even though previous sections already include a step numbered “3.” This duplication or misnumbering can confuse readers. Please verify whether these steps are intended as a separate set of instructions, merge them with the previous content, or renumber them appropriately.


34-34: Remove Stray Content

The lone “34” at the end appears to be accidental stray content. It should be removed unless it serves a specific purpose.


1-34: Consider Including Terraform-specific Instructions

Since the PR objectives mention “Doc Improvements to Include Terraform,” ensure that any necessary Terraform-related guidance is either incorporated into this document or referenced appropriately. This will help maintain consistency with the overall documentation update goals.

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🔇 Additional comments (6)
lib/command/ps_wait.rb (3)

14-14: Great addition to the documentation!

Adding instructions for using the Unix timeout command provides users with a valuable way to prevent hanging or long-running waits.


22-22: Good correction of the command in the examples.

Fixing the command from what was likely cpflow ps:swait to cpflow ps:wait ensures consistency with the actual command name defined in NAME = "ps:wait" on line 5.


24-25: Excellent concrete example for timeout usage.

Adding a practical example with a specific timeout value (5 minutes) helps users understand exactly how to implement the timeout feature mentioned in the description.

docs/commands.md (3)

357-357: Good addition of timeout documentation.

Adding the timeout usage information in the main documentation ensures consistency with the implementation description in lib/command/ps_wait.rb.


364-364: Command name corrected for consistency.

The command example has been corrected to use cpflow ps:wait which matches the actual command name defined in the implementation.


366-367: Helpful timeout example added.

Adding a concrete timeout example with the same 5-minute value used in the implementation examples provides clear guidance and ensures documentation consistency across the codebase.

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