Update README.md - Githubissues

CoMPaTech commented 2 months ago

Add CodeRabbit.ai badge

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Documentation
- Added a new badge for CodeRabbit.ai with an orange color and a link to coderabbit.ai in the README.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c21bdae16ac03930efa9ab8c3bc0d2ed0b912d13 and 3f2b476e4a77bc30a89df71d376829595b32b2d3.

Walkthrough

The change introduces a new badge in the README.md file for CodeRabbit.ai. This badge is designed with an orange color and links to the coderabbit.ai website. There are no alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new badge for `CodeRabbit.ai` with an orange color and a link to `coderabbit.ai`.

Poem

In README's realm, a badge now glows,
Orange hue, where the rabbit goes.
A link to lands where code does bloom,
CodeRabbit's home, in bright costume.
Hopping through the lines, so spry,
To coderabbit.ai, give it a try! 🐇✨

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CoMPaTech commented 2 months ago

@coderabbitai your suggestions on the Outside diff range and nitpick comments look solid, could you create a commit suggestion for them?

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# Example of a diff for a hypothetical change
- old line of code
+ new line of code

Please replace the example above with the specific changes you'd like to apply. If you need further assistance or specific details on the changes, feel free to ask!

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

[!TIP] For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes.

@CoMPaTech, I'm glad to hear that you found the suggestions helpful! While I can't create commit suggestions directly, I can provide you with the code changes. You can then apply these changes to your repository. Here's an example of how you might structure the diff for the suggestions on the "Outside diff range" and "nitpick comments":

# Example of a diff for a hypothetical change
- old line of code
+ new line of code

Please replace the example above with the specific changes you'd like to apply. If you need further assistance or specific details on the changes, feel free to ask!