Complete Summaries at Any PR Size, Sharper Blocking Reviews
Optibot summaries now cover pull requests of any size, and reviews catch confirmed user-facing bugs they used to wave off as cosmetic.
This release strengthens both ends of Optibot's review pipeline: summaries that scale to any pull request, and a sharper eye for which findings actually deserve to block a merge.
Improvements
Summaries for pull requests of any size
Optibot now summarizes pull requests of any size, no matter how large the diff. Even a bulk rename or a big generated-code drop gets one complete summary, covering every file with nothing truncated or left out.
Reviews are sharper about what should block a merge
Optibot is more precise about what should block a merge. A confirmed, wrong value your users would actually see, like an incorrect ID rendered in a production email, is now treated as a blocker rather than a cosmetic note, while hunches and stale docs stay non-blocking so reviews don't get noisier.
Summaries lead with what a PR does, not just how
Summaries now open with the feature or intent a PR actually delivers, even when the description doesn't spell it out. The first thing you read is what changed for users, not a tour of which functions changed and what now calls what.