🔧 coderabbit profile chill

[simonhir]

Description

Reduce code rabbit profile to chill as sometimes to nitpicky as also described in documentation.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Configuration Updates
  • Updated the review profile from "assertive" to "chill" in the configuration settings.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve a modification to the .coderabbit.yaml configuration file, specifically within the reviews section. The profile attribute has been updated from "assertive" to "chill", while other attributes such as review_status, auto_review, and the tools section remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.coderabbit.yaml	Updated profile from "assertive" to "chill"

Possibly related PRs

• Create .coderabbit.yaml #291: The main PR updates the profile attribute in the .coderabbit.yaml file, which was initially set to "assertive" in the retrieved PR that created the file.

Suggested labels

Type: Maintenance

Suggested reviewers

• DanielOber

Poem

🐇 In a world of code, so bright and still,
A change was made, a gentle thrill.
From "assertive" to "chill," we flow,
Embracing calm, letting creativity grow.
With every line, our spirits rise,
In code we trust, beneath the skies! 🌟

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[devtobi]

LGTM

[devtobi]

@simonhir Do you think we should also update this for the template repository?

[simonhir]

@simonhir Do you think we should also update this for the template repository?

Think that's more of a personal preference and not a really useful change. So i would change it when one of you is annoyed