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Introduced `AGENTS.md` to standardize coding standards and practices for AI agents in `fr-batch-service`. Includes build, lint, and test commands, code style conventions, and best practices to ensure consistency and maintainability.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@fr-batch-service/AGENTS.md`:
- Line 67: The sentence in AGENTS.md incorrectly states wildcard imports appear
"after" specific imports when the setting wildcardsLast is false; update the
text to say wildcards appear FIRST when wildcardsLast is false (or note that to
place wildcards after specific imports you must set wildcardsLast to true), and
adjust the example phrasing around "Wildcards:" so it correctly references the
wildcardsLast boolean behavior.
- Line 61: Replace the ambiguous phrase "indicated by commented Prettier plugin"
in the indentation bullet with an explicit statement that the project uses the
prettier-maven-plugin (prettier-java) configured in pom.xml; e.g., say that
Prettier is enforced via the prettier-maven-plugin (prettier-java) in pom.xml
and that any comment in this file merely references that configuration, rather
than implying an optional or commented-out plugin.
- Line 40: Update the wording in AGENTS.md about the spotless-maven-plugin
status: replace "currently temporarily disabled" with a more accurate phrase
(e.g., "disabled as of Dec 2024" or "disabled (no near-term plan to re-enable)")
to match the pam.xml comment; mention the configured formatter (googleJavaFormat
with AOSP style) remains in the config so readers know what would be applied if
re-enabled, and ensure the change references the spotless-maven-plugin and
googleJavaFormat/AOSP wording so it’s clear which plugin and style the status
refers to.
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
fr-batch-service/AGENTS.md (1)
66-66: Simplify the technical import ordering syntax for better readability.The import ordering string
java|javax,org,com,com.diffplug,,\#com.diffplug,\#appears to be copied directly from a Spotless configuration file. While technically accurate, this syntax may be confusing for readers unfamiliar with Spotless configuration format.📝 Suggested simplification
Consider rewriting this in plain language:
-* **Ordering:** Imports are organized as `java|javax,org,com,com.diffplug,,\#com.diffplug,\#`. Static imports are grouped separately after regular imports. +* **Ordering:** Imports are organized in the following groups: + 1. `java` and `javax` packages + 2. Third-party packages (`org`, `com`) + 3. Project-specific packages + 4. Static imports (grouped separately after regular imports)
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| The project uses `spotless-maven-plugin` for code formatting, although it is currently temporarily disabled. When enabled, it enforces `googleJavaFormat` with AOSP style. |
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Update "temporarily disabled" to reflect current status.
The documentation correctly states that spotless-maven-plugin is disabled with googleJavaFormat AOSP style configured. However, the pom.xml comment shows it has been disabled since December 2024 (14+ months). If re-enabling is no longer planned for the near term, update the language from "currently temporarily disabled" to more accurately reflect the actual status—either a specific timeline or simply "disabled" without the "temporarily" qualifier.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@fr-batch-service/AGENTS.md` at line 40, Update the wording in AGENTS.md about
the spotless-maven-plugin status: replace "currently temporarily disabled" with
a more accurate phrase (e.g., "disabled as of Dec 2024" or "disabled (no
near-term plan to re-enable)") to match the pam.xml comment; mention the
configured formatter (googleJavaFormat with AOSP style) remains in the config so
readers know what would be applied if re-enabled, and ensure the change
references the spotless-maven-plugin and googleJavaFormat/AOSP wording so it’s
clear which plugin and style the status refers to.
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| * **Ordering:** Imports are organized as `java|javax,org,com,com.diffplug,,\#com.diffplug,\#`. Static imports are grouped separately after regular imports. | ||
| * **Wildcards:** Wildcard imports (`import com.example.*`) are generally discouraged; prefer explicit imports. If used, they will appear *after* specific imports as `wildcardsLast` is `false`. |
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Correct the factual error about wildcard import ordering.
The statement claims that wildcards will appear "after" specific imports when wildcardsLast is false, but this is incorrect. When wildcardsLast is set to false, wildcard imports actually appear FIRST (before specific imports), not after.
🔧 Proposed correction
-* **Wildcards:** Wildcard imports (`import com.example.*`) are generally discouraged; prefer explicit imports. If used, they will appear *after* specific imports as `wildcardsLast` is `false`.
+* **Wildcards:** Wildcard imports (`import com.example.*`) are generally discouraged; prefer explicit imports. If used, they will appear *before* specific imports as `wildcardsLast` is `false`.Or, if wildcards should appear after specific imports, the configuration should be wildcardsLast set to true.
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| * **Wildcards:** Wildcard imports (`import com.example.*`) are generally discouraged; prefer explicit imports. If used, they will appear *after* specific imports as `wildcardsLast` is `false`. | |
| * **Wildcards:** Wildcard imports (`import com.example.*`) are generally discouraged; prefer explicit imports. If used, they will appear *before* specific imports as `wildcardsLast` is `false`. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@fr-batch-service/AGENTS.md` at line 67, The sentence in AGENTS.md incorrectly
states wildcard imports appear "after" specific imports when the setting
wildcardsLast is false; update the text to say wildcards appear FIRST when
wildcardsLast is false (or note that to place wildcards after specific imports
you must set wildcardsLast to true), and adjust the example phrasing around
"Wildcards:" so it correctly references the wildcardsLast boolean behavior.
Introduced
AGENTS.mdto standardize coding standards and practices for AI agents infr-batch-service. Includes build, lint, and test commands, code style conventions, and best practices to ensure consistency and maintainability.Summary by CodeRabbit