docs: update README.md for v1.0.12 release#96
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME reorganized: sections renamed and restructured (Pattern Learning System, Performance & Scalability, combined Refactoring & Auto-Fix); usage examples reordered (CLI emphasized, Python API restored); big docs Changes
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the README.md to reflect the v1.0.12 release, highlighting new features and reorganizing content for better clarity.
Changes:
- Added documentation for new Pattern Learning System with intelligent ranking and feedback loop
- Documented new Performance & Scalability features (AST Cache, Incremental Analysis, Parallel Processing)
- Reorganized feature sections with bold formatting for better readability
- Updated version number from v1.0.1 to v1.0.12 with revised statistics (669 tests, 78% coverage)
- Reordered usage examples to prioritize CLI over Python API
- Added authentication requirement documentation for core commands
- Removed Windows setup script reference
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| git clone https://github.com/Refactron-ai/Refactron_lib.git | ||
| cd Refactron_lib | ||
| bash setup_dev.sh # or setup_dev.bat on Windows | ||
| bash setup_dev.sh |
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The reference to setup_dev.bat for Windows users has been removed, but the file still exists in the repository. Windows developers may not know they should use setup_dev.bat instead of setup_dev.sh. Consider keeping the comment "# or setup_dev.bat on Windows" or adding a note that both scripts are available.
| bash setup_dev.sh | |
| bash setup_dev.sh # or setup_dev.bat on Windows |
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README.md (1)
121-121: Fix punctuation: add space after period.Missing space between sentences creates a run-on appearance.
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-Report security issues to security@refactron.dev See [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for details. +Report security issues to security@refactron.dev. See [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for details.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 105-107: Update README.md to correct the test count to 677
(replace "669 tests" with "677 tests"), remove or neutralize the unverified "78%
code coverage" claim (either drop the percentage or reference an explicit
coverage report), and rephrase the CI/CD statement to accurately reflect that
GitHub Actions workflows are included and GitLab CI support is provided via a
generator utility at refactron/cicd/gitlab_ci.py rather than pre-built
templates; ensure the updated line clearly states "GitHub Actions workflows
present; GitLab CI support via generator refactron/cicd/gitlab_ci.py".
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README.md (1)
116-116: Consider documenting Windows setup instructions.The removal of the Windows setup comment (
setup_dev.bat on Windows) simplifies the documentation, but Windows users may need alternative setup instructions. Consider adding a note or ensuringsetup_dev.shworks cross-platform.
| - 669 tests, 78% code coverage | ||
| - Validated on 10,000+ lines of production code | ||
| - CI/CD ready with GitHub Actions and GitLab CI templates |
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Update test count and clarify CI/CD template availability.
The actual test count is 677, not 669. Additionally, the GitLab CI support is a generator utility in refactron/cicd/gitlab_ci.py, not pre-built templates—the claim "CI/CD ready with GitHub Actions and GitLab CI templates" is misleading. GitHub Actions workflows are present and verified. The 78% coverage claim cannot be verified from configuration alone and should either reference actual coverage reports or remove the specific percentage if not maintained.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@README.md` around lines 105 - 107, Update README.md to correct the test count
to 677 (replace "669 tests" with "677 tests"), remove or neutralize the
unverified "78% code coverage" claim (either drop the percentage or reference an
explicit coverage report), and rephrase the CI/CD statement to accurately
reflect that GitHub Actions workflows are included and GitLab CI support is
provided via a generator utility at refactron/cicd/gitlab_ci.py rather than
pre-built templates; ensure the updated line clearly states "GitHub Actions
workflows present; GitLab CI support via generator refactron/cicd/gitlab_ci.py".
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@README.md`:
- Line 104: The README line "Stable release (v1.0.13). Tested on Python
3.8-3.12." mismatches the PR title "v1.0.12 release"; make them consistent by
either updating the README string to "v1.0.12" if this PR is for v1.0.12, or
renaming the PR/title to "v1.0.13 release" if the intended release is v1.0.13;
update the text in README.md (the Stable release line) or the PR title
accordingly so both reference the same version.
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| Stable release (v1.0.13). Tested on Python 3.8-3.12. |
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Version mismatch: PR title vs README content.
The PR title indicates this is for "v1.0.12 release," but the README shows "v1.0.13." Ensure the version numbers are consistent. If this PR is preparing for v1.0.12, update the README to v1.0.12. If the release is actually v1.0.13, update the PR title.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@README.md` at line 104, The README line "Stable release (v1.0.13). Tested on
Python 3.8-3.12." mismatches the PR title "v1.0.12 release"; make them
consistent by either updating the README string to "v1.0.12" if this PR is for
v1.0.12, or renaming the PR/title to "v1.0.13 release" if the intended release
is v1.0.13; update the text in README.md (the Stable release line) or the PR
title accordingly so both reference the same version.
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