feat: Add CODEOWNERS file for code review requirements (Issue #700)#734
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feat: Add CODEOWNERS file for code review requirements (Issue #700)#734
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Implements GitHub Issue #700 This CODEOWNERS file defines code ownership and review requirements for the ModPorter-AI project: - Frontend: /frontend/ directory ownership - Backend: /backend/ directory ownership - AI-Engine: /ai-engine/ directory ownership - Infrastructure: Docker and docker-compose files - Security: Security-related scripts and configs - Documentation: docs/ and markdown files - Configuration: Project-wide configs and CI/CD workflows Readiness Pillar: Security Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideAdds a GitHub CODEOWNERS file to define code ownership and enforce review requirements for different areas of the codebase (frontend, backend, AI engine, infrastructure, security, documentation, and configuration). File-Level Changes
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:
- Double‑check that the CODEOWNERS patterns are ordered from most specific to most general and that there is a final catch‑all rule (e.g.,
*) so that ownership is unambiguous for all files. - Confirm that the paths used for each area (frontend, backend, AI‑engine, infra, security, docs, config) exactly match the current repo layout (e.g., correct top‑level directories, file extensions, and any nested paths) to avoid rules silently not matching.
- Consider using GitHub teams instead of individual usernames where possible in CODEOWNERS to avoid review bottlenecks and keep ownership resilient to personnel changes.
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## Overall Comments
- Double‑check that the CODEOWNERS patterns are ordered from most specific to most general and that there is a final catch‑all rule (e.g., `*`) so that ownership is unambiguous for all files.
- Confirm that the paths used for each area (frontend, backend, AI‑engine, infra, security, docs, config) exactly match the current repo layout (e.g., correct top‑level directories, file extensions, and any nested paths) to avoid rules silently not matching.
- Consider using GitHub teams instead of individual usernames where possible in CODEOWNERS to avoid review bottlenecks and keep ownership resilient to personnel changes.Help me be more useful! Please click 👍 or 👎 on each comment and I'll use the feedback to improve your reviews.
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Pull request overview
Adds a .github/CODEOWNERS file to define code ownership for major areas of the ModPorter-AI repository, intended to route changes to appropriate reviewers in support of Issue #700.
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- Introduces a default catch-all owner rule.
- Adds ownership patterns for frontend, backend, AI engine, infrastructure, security-related files, documentation, and CI/CD workflows.
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CODEOWNERS patterns don’t support gitignore-style negation. The !/.github/*.md line won’t exclude anything (it will be treated as a literal pattern starting with !), so .github/*.md files will still match the earlier *.md rule. Remove this line and, if you need different owners/behavior for .github/*.md, add an explicit positive rule and rely on rule ordering (last match wins).
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The header comment implies CODEOWNERS itself “requires” review before merging, but CODEOWNERS only defines owners; enforcement requires a branch protection rule configured to “Require review from Code Owners”. Consider rewording this comment to avoid implying the repository setting is being enforced by this file alone.
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CODEOWNERS uses “last matching pattern wins”. Because /.github/ appears after the more specific /.github/security-*.{sh,md} entries, it will override those specific rules if different owners are ever assigned. To keep the file future-proof and ensure specific rules can override general ones, move the broad /.github/ rule above any more specific .github/* rules (or move the specific rules below it).
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Implements GitHub Issue #700 by adding a CODEOWNERS file to define code ownership and review requirements.
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