feat: add Claude Code integration with slash commands and GitHub Actions

[Artur-]

Add comprehensive Claude Code integration supporting both local CLI usage and automated GitHub Actions workflows:

Slash Commands (.claude/commands/):

• /review-pr [number] - Review pull requests with code quality analysis
• /analyze-issue [number] - Analyze issues and provide fix recommendations

GitHub Actions Workflows:

• claude.yml - Responds to @claude mentions in issues and PRs
• claude-review-pr.yml - Triggers when review requested from 'claude' user
• claude-analyze-issue.yml - Automatically analyzes newly opened issues

Key Features:

• Single source of truth: workflows read slash command files
• Works locally: type /review-pr 123 in Claude Code CLI
• Works in CI: workflows execute same logic automatically
• No duplication: update commands once, both contexts benefit

[Artur-]

Code Review - PR #22638: Claude Code Integration

I've reviewed this pull request that adds Claude Code integration with slash commands and GitHub Actions workflows. Overall, this is a well-structured addition that provides good developer tooling. Here are my findings:

Positive Aspects

1. Single Source of Truth Design: The approach of having workflows read from the slash command files () is excellent - it avoids duplication and ensures consistency between local CLI usage and CI automation.

2. Clear Separation of Concerns: Each workflow has a specific purpose and is properly scoped with appropriate permissions.

3. Security Considerations: The workflows use appropriate permission scopes and the allowed_non_write_users setting for issue triage is correctly configured.

Issues and Recommendations

1. Critical: Inconsistent Action Versions

The workflows use different versions of the Claude Code action:

• claude-review-pr.yml: uses @v1
• claude.yml: uses @v1
• claude-analyze-issue.yml: uses @main

Recommendation: Standardize on a single version (preferably @v1 for stability) across all workflows.

# In claude-analyze-issue.yml, change line 33:
uses: anthropics/claude-code-action@v1  # Instead of @main

2. Workflow Naming Inconsistency

claude-review-pr.yml is missing a description field while claude-analyze-issue.yml has one. For consistency, either remove the description from claude-analyze-issue.yml (as it's not a standard GitHub Actions field) or ensure consistent documentation.

3. Permissions Mismatch

The workflows have slightly different permission sets:

• claude-review-pr.yml: contents: read, pull-requests: read, issues: read, id-token: write
• claude-analyze-issue.yml: contents: read, issues: write

Concern: claude-review-pr.yml only has pull-requests: read but the slash command needs to gh pr comment which requires write permissions. This will likely fail when attempting to post the review comment.

Recommendation: Add pull-requests: write permission to claude-review-pr.yml:

permissions:
  contents: read
  pull-requests: write  # Changed from 'read'
  issues: read
  id-token: write

4. Missing Error Handling in Slash Commands

The slash commands don't include guidance on handling cases where:

• The PR/issue number is invalid
• The GitHub API rate limits are hit
• The PR/issue is in an unexpected state

Recommendation: Add error handling guidance to the slash command files, for example:

IMPORTANT GUIDELINES:
- If the PR/issue number is invalid, report this clearly and exit gracefully
- Handle API rate limits by checking response status codes
- If unable to complete the task, explain what went wrong

5. Authentication Inconsistency

Different workflows use different authentication methods:

• claude-review-pr.yml: uses claude_code_oauth_token
• claude-analyze-issue.yml: uses anthropic_api_key

Recommendation: Document why different auth methods are used, or standardize on one approach if both should work the same way.

6. Checkout Depth Inconsistency

• claude-review-pr.yml: fetch-depth: 1
• claude-analyze-issue.yml: fetch-depth: 0 (full history)

Question: Does issue analysis need full git history? If not, use fetch-depth: 1 for faster checkout.

7. Missing Timeout in claude.yml

The claude.yml workflow doesn't specify a timeout, while claude-analyze-issue.yml sets timeout-minutes: 10.

Recommendation: Add consistent timeouts to prevent runaway workflows:

jobs:
  claude:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    timeout-minutes: 15  # Add this

8. Checkout Action Version Inconsistency

• claude-review-pr.yml and claude.yml: use @v4
• claude-analyze-issue.yml: uses @v5

Recommendation: Standardize on @v5 (the latest) across all workflows.

Testing Recommendations

Since this PR doesn't include tests, consider:

1. Manual Testing Checklist:

   • Test /review-pr command locally
   • Test /analyze-issue command locally
   • Verify workflows trigger correctly in a test repository
   • Confirm permissions are sufficient for all operations

2. Documentation: Add a section to the repository's documentation about how to use these Claude Code features.

Summary

This is a valuable addition to the repository that will improve developer experience. The main concerns are:

1. Critical: Fix the pull-requests permission in claude-review-pr.yml (from read to write)
2. Important: Standardize action versions across all workflows
3. Good to have: Add error handling guidance and consistent timeouts

The design is sound, but these consistency and permission issues should be addressed before merging.

[github-actions]

Test Results

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Results for commit a95efe5. ± Comparison against base commit 46e8c23.

♻️ This comment has been updated with latest results.

[Artur-]

Thanks for the thorough review! I've addressed all the feedback in commit 5a88548:

Changes Made:

✅ Fixed permissions - Added pull-requests: write to claude-review-pr.yml so the workflow can post review comments

✅ Standardized action versions:

• Updated all workflows to use actions/checkout@v5
• Updated all workflows to use anthropics/claude-code-action@v1

✅ Standardized authentication - Now using claude_code_oauth_token consistently across all workflows (removed mixed usage with anthropic_api_key)

✅ Aligned fetch-depth - Using fetch-depth: 1 consistently across all workflows (full history not needed for these operations)

✅ Added timeout - Added timeout-minutes: 10 to claude.yml workflow for consistency with other workflows

All workflows now have consistent configuration and the critical permission issue is fixed.

[Artur-]

Code Review Summary

This PR adds a well-designed Claude Code integration that provides both local CLI slash commands and automated GitHub Actions workflows. The architecture is clean and follows a DRY principle by having workflows read from the slash command files.

Strengths

Architecture & Design:

• Single source of truth approach is excellent - workflows read slash command files, avoiding duplication
• Clear separation of concerns between the two slash commands (review-pr and analyze-issue)
• Consistent permissions across workflows
• Smart use of heredocs to preserve multiline content in GitHub Actions

Workflow Implementation:

• Proper use of allowed-tools frontmatter to restrict tool usage in slash commands
• Good timeout settings (10 minutes)
• Appropriate permissions for each workflow
• Correct use of allowed_non_write_users: "*" for issue triage workflow

Issues & Suggestions

1. Security Concern - Overly Permissive allowed_non_write_users

In .github/workflows/claude-analyze-issue.yml:41, the allowed_non_write_users: "*" setting allows any user to trigger the workflow:

allowed_non_write_users: "*" # Required for issue triage workflow, if users without repo write access create issues

While the comment explains the reasoning, this creates potential security risks:

• Resource exhaustion: Malicious users could open many issues rapidly to trigger expensive Claude API calls
• Cost implications: Each workflow execution consumes Claude API credits
• Potential abuse: Bad actors could craft issues designed to make Claude produce inappropriate content

Recommendation: Consider one of these alternatives:

1. Use a more restrictive pattern like allowed_non_write_users: "organization/*" if this is an org repo
2. Add rate limiting or filtering logic before triggering Claude
3. Only auto-analyze issues from users with a certain trust level (e.g., contributors)
4. Add a label-based trigger instead of auto-triggering on all opened issues

2. Missing Timeout in claude-review-pr.yml

The claude-review-pr.yml workflow doesn't have a timeout-minutes setting, while claude-analyze-issue.yml has it set to 10 minutes. For consistency and to prevent runaway workflows:

jobs:
  claude-review:
    if: github.event.requested_reviewer.login == 'claude'
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    timeout-minutes: 10  # Add this

3. Grammatical Error in analyze-issue.md:6

"figure out the root cause and provide a plan on a potential fix the for issue"

Should be: "figure out the root cause and provide a plan for a potential fix for the issue"

4. GitHub Actions Field Validation

In .github/workflows/claude-analyze-issue.yml:2, there's a description field at the workflow level:

name: Claude Issue Analyzer
description: Use Claude Code to analyze new issues

GitHub Actions workflows don't support a top-level description field - this should be removed or converted to a comment. The description field is only valid for reusable workflows and actions, not for regular workflows.

5. Conditional Logic Clarity

In claude-review-pr.yml:9, the condition checks for a reviewer named 'claude':

if: github.event.requested_reviewer.login == 'claude'

Consider adding documentation about:

• How to create the 'claude' user or if it's a bot account
• What happens if the user doesn't exist
• Alternative triggering mechanisms (e.g., labels)

6. Missing Error Handling Context

The slash command files don't specify what should happen when errors occur:

• What if gh commands fail?
• What if the PR/issue number is invalid?
• Should the workflow post an error comment or fail silently?

Minor Observations

Positive:

• Good use of fetch-depth: 1 for performance
• Consistent action versions (@v5, @v1)
• Clear naming conventions
• Appropriate use of GitHub context variables

Consider:

• Add example outputs/screenshots to the PR description showing what the comments look like
• Add documentation about required repository secrets (CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN)
• Consider adding a .github/CODEOWNERS entry for these new files

Conclusion

This is a solid implementation with good architectural decisions. The main concerns are around security (overly permissive user access) and consistency (missing timeout). The single-source-of-truth approach is excellent and makes the integration maintainable.

Recommendation: Address the security concern in item #1 before merging, as it could lead to unexpected costs and potential abuse.

[Artur-]

Code Review - Updated Analysis

I've reviewed the latest changes in this PR (commit 28b55e1). Great work addressing the previous feedback! The fixes have resolved most of the critical issues. Here's my assessment:

✅ Successfully Addressed Issues

1. Permissions Fixed - pull-requests: write correctly added to claude-review-pr.yml
2. Standardized Action Versions - All workflows now use consistent versions (@v5 for checkout, @v1 for claude-code-action)
3. Authentication Standardized - All workflows now use claude_code_oauth_token
4. Fetch Depth Aligned - Consistently using fetch-depth: 1
5. Timeout Added - All workflows now have timeout-minutes: 10

📝 Remaining Issues

1. Grammar Error in analyze-issue.md:6

Current:

figure out the root cause and provide a plan for a potential fix for the issue

This reads awkwardly with "for" appearing twice. Consider:

figure out the root cause and provide a plan to fix the issue

2. Security Consideration in claude-analyze-issue.yml

The workflow uses types: [labeled] with if: github.event.label.name == 'analyze', which is good - it requires manual labeling. This is actually better than the auto-trigger on opened that was in earlier versions. However, the cleanup step has a potential issue:

Line 43-47:

- name: Remove analyze label
  if: always()
  run: gh issue edit ${{ github.event.issue.number }} --remove-label "analyze"

The if: always() means this runs even if Claude Code fails, which is good for cleanup. However, there's no error handling if the label removal fails. Consider adding error handling:

- name: Remove analyze label
  if: always()
  run: |
    gh issue edit ${{ github.event.issue.number }} --remove-label "analyze" || \
    echo "Warning: Failed to remove analyze label"
  env:
    GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

3. Missing Documentation

While the code itself is clear, there's no user-facing documentation about:

• How to use the /review-pr and /analyze-issue commands locally
• How to set up the CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN secret
• What the 'claude' reviewer user should be (bot account? user?)
• How to use the 'analyze' label for issue triage

Consider adding a section to the README or creating a .claude/README.md file.

4. Command File Context Variables

In both command files, there are placeholder GitHub Actions context variables like ${{ github.repository }} and ${{ github.event.issue.number }}. These work in GitHub Actions but will appear as literal strings when used locally in Claude Code CLI.

Example in review-pr.md:10-12:

Pull Request Information:

- REPO: ${{ github.repository }}
- PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}

When running locally, these won't be substituted. Consider adding a note:

Pull Request Information:

- REPO: ${{ github.repository }}  # In local context, this won't be substituted
- PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}  # Pass as argument instead

Or restructure the commands to only use arguments when in local context.

💡 Enhancement Suggestions

1. Add Examples: Include example PR review output in the PR description to show what users can expect

2. Rate Limiting: Consider adding a check to prevent multiple concurrent Claude runs on the same PR/issue

3. Conditional Comments: In analyze-issue.md:28-30, the logic about posting comments based on controversy is excellent. Consider adding similar logic to review-pr.md to avoid posting trivial reviews (e.g., if the PR only has formatting changes)

4. Slash Command Composability: The commands read existing comments (in review-pr) but could be enhanced to avoid duplicate feedback if Claude has already commented

🎯 Overall Assessment

This is a well-designed integration that successfully implements a DRY approach to Claude Code workflows. The architecture is clean, permissions are appropriate, and the previous critical issues have been addressed.

Recommendation:

• Fix the grammar error in analyze-issue.md
• Add basic documentation about setup and usage
• Consider the context variable handling for local vs. CI usage

The remaining issues are minor and don't block merging, but addressing them would improve the user experience.

Status: ✅ Approve with minor suggestions

[Artur-]

Code Review - PR #22638

I've reviewed this PR which adds Claude Code integration with slash commands and GitHub Actions workflows. The PR has already undergone several rounds of review and improvements. Here's my assessment of the current state:

Overall Assessment

This is a well-architected addition that provides valuable automation for code reviews and issue triage. The design principle of using slash command files as the single source of truth for both CLI and CI workflows is excellent and avoids duplication.

Strengths

✅ Single Source of Truth: Workflows read from .claude/commands/ files - brilliant design that ensures consistency
✅ Proper Permissions: All workflows now have appropriate permission scopes
✅ Consistent Configuration: Action versions, timeouts, and fetch-depth are standardized
✅ Security: Label-based trigger (analyze label) prevents abuse in issue workflow
✅ Error Handling: Good use of if: always() for cleanup steps

Remaining Issues

1. Grammar Issue in analyze-issue.md:6

Current text:

figure out the root cause and provide a plan to fix the issue

While grammatically correct, the phrasing could be improved for clarity:

Suggested:

figure out the root cause and provide a plan for fixing the issue

2. Missing User Documentation

The PR adds powerful automation but doesn't include documentation for:

• How to set up the CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN secret in the repository
• How to use /review-pr and /analyze-issue commands locally in Claude Code CLI
• What the 'claude' reviewer user is (needs to be a GitHub user/bot account)
• How to use the 'analyze' label on issues to trigger analysis

Recommendation: Add a brief section to the main README or create .claude/README.md explaining:

## Claude Code Integration

This repository uses Claude Code for automated code reviews and issue analysis.

### Setup
1. Add `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN` secret to repository settings
2. Create a 'claude' GitHub user/bot for PR reviews

### Usage
- **PR Reviews**: Request review from 'claude' user
- **Issue Analysis**: Add 'analyze' label to issues
- **Local CLI**: Use `/review-pr 123` or `/analyze-issue 456`

3. Context Variable Handling

The slash command files contain GitHub Actions context variables like:

• ${{ github.repository }}
• ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}
• ${{ github.event.issue.number }}

These work perfectly in CI but appear as literal strings when used locally in Claude Code CLI. The commands handle this well by checking for arguments first, but it could be more explicit:

In review-pr.md:14-16 and analyze-issue.md:17, consider adding a note:

- If neither is available, determine the PR for the current branch using `gh pr view --json number -q .number`
  (Note: GitHub Actions context variables like ${{ }} won't be substituted in local CLI usage)

4. Error Handling in Label Removal

In .github/workflows/claude-analyze-issue.yml:43-49, the error handling is good but could be more explicit:

Current:

- name: Remove analyze label
  if: always()
  run: |
    gh issue edit ${{ github.event.issue.number }} --remove-label "analyze" || \
    echo "Warning: Failed to remove analyze label"
  env:
    GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

This is actually well-implemented already! The || fallback prevents the workflow from failing if label removal fails.

Minor Enhancements (Optional)

1. Rate Limiting: Consider adding checks to prevent multiple concurrent Claude runs on the same PR/issue

2. Duplicate Detection: The /review-pr command reads existing comments, but could be enhanced to detect if Claude has already reviewed the current PR state and avoid redundant reviews

3. Metrics/Logging: Consider adding workflow summary output showing what was reviewed/analyzed

Testing Recommendations

Before merging, verify:

• CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN secret is configured in repository
• 'claude' GitHub user exists and can be requested as reviewer
• Workflows trigger correctly on review requests and label additions
• Commands work locally via Claude Code CLI
• Permissions are sufficient for all operations (especially gh pr comment and gh issue comment)

Conclusion

This PR is ready to merge with only minor documentation improvements needed. The architecture is sound, all critical issues from previous reviews have been addressed, and the implementation follows best practices.

Recommendation: ✅ Approve

The only suggestion is to add basic setup/usage documentation either in this PR or as a follow-up. The technical implementation is solid.

---

Great work on iterating through the feedback and addressing all the substantive issues! 🎉

[Artur-]

Fresh Code Review - PR #22638

I've reviewed this PR and the extensive discussion that has already occurred. The implementation has been significantly improved through multiple iterations. Here's my assessment of the current state:

Architecture Review

Strengths:
✅ Excellent DRY Design - Using slash command files as the single source of truth for both CLI and CI workflows is a smart architectural choice that eliminates duplication
✅ Proper Security Model - The label-based trigger (analyze label) in the issue workflow prevents abuse, and the comment-based trigger (Claude review) for PR reviews is appropriately gated
✅ Consistent Configuration - All workflows now use standardized versions, timeouts, and permissions
✅ Good Error Handling - The if: always() cleanup step with fallback error handling is well-implemented

Issues Found

1. Critical: Trigger Mismatch in PR Review Workflow

The PR workflow was changed from a pull_request_review trigger to an issue_comment trigger with the text "Claude review". This is a significant change from what was initially reviewed:

File: .github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml:4-11

on:
  issue_comment:
    types: [created]

jobs:
  claude-review:
    if: |
      github.event.issue.pull_request &&
      contains(github.event.comment.body, 'Claude review')

Issues:

1. Case Sensitivity: The trigger contains(github.event.comment.body, 'Claude review') is case-sensitive. Users must type exactly "Claude review" (capital C). Consider making it case-insensitive:

if: |
  github.event.issue.pull_request &&
  contains(toLower(github.event.comment.body), 'claude review')

2. Substring Matching: The contains() function will match "Claude review" anywhere in the comment. A comment like "I don't think Claude review is needed" would trigger the workflow. Consider using a more precise pattern or documenting this behavior.

3. Documentation Mismatch: The PR description mentions "Triggers when review requested from 'claude' user", but the actual implementation triggers on comment text. This should be clarified.

2. Missing GITHUB_TOKEN for gh Commands

In .github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml, the Claude Code action needs to run gh commands (like gh pr view, gh pr comment), but there's no GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable set:

Line 41-47:

- name: Run Claude Code Review
  id: claude-review
  uses: anthropics/claude-code-action@v1
  with:
    claude_code_oauth_token: ${{ secrets.CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN }}
    prompt: |
      ${{ steps.read-command.outputs.command }}

      PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.issue.number }}

Fix: Add the GITHUB_TOKEN:

- name: Run Claude Code Review
  id: claude-review
  uses: anthropics/claude-code-action@v1
  env:
    GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
  with:
    claude_code_oauth_token: ${{ secrets.CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN }}
    prompt: |
      ${{ steps.read-command.outputs.command }}

      PR_NUMBER: ${{ github.event.issue.number }}

The same issue exists in .github/workflows/claude-analyze-issue.yml:34-41.

3. Workflow File Trailing Newline

.github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml ends at line 48 with no trailing newline, which can cause issues with some tools and violates common conventions. This should have a newline at EOF.

Recommendations

Documentation

The PR still lacks user-facing documentation. Consider adding to the main README or creating .claude/README.md:

## Claude Code Integration

### Setup
1. Add `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN` to repository secrets
2. Configure GitHub Actions permissions for workflows

### Usage

**Automated PR Review:**
- Comment "Claude review" on any pull request to trigger a code review

**Automated Issue Analysis:**
- Add the `analyze` label to any issue to trigger analysis
- The label will be automatically removed after analysis

**Local CLI:**
- `/review-pr [number]` - Review a specific PR
- `/analyze-issue [number]` - Analyze a specific issue

Enhancement Suggestions

1. Rate Limiting: Consider adding workflow concurrency controls to prevent multiple simultaneous Claude runs:

   concurrency:
     group: claude-${{ github.event.issue.number }}
     cancel-in-progress: false

2. Status Feedback: Add a reaction or initial comment to indicate Claude has started working:

   - name: Add eyes reaction
     run: gh api repos/${{ github.repository }}/issues/comments/${{ github.event.comment.id }}/reactions -f content="eyes"
     env:
       GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

Testing Checklist

Before merging, please verify:

• CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN secret is configured
• Test comment "Claude review" on a PR triggers the workflow
• Verify gh commands work with the provided tokens
• Test that the analyze label triggers issue analysis
• Confirm label is removed after analysis completes
• Test local CLI commands work correctly

Conclusion

This is a valuable addition with a solid architectural foundation. The main issues are:

1. Critical: Missing GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable for gh commands
2. Important: Case-sensitive trigger and potential substring matching issues
3. Minor: Documentation and EOF newline

Recommendation: Address the critical GITHUB_TOKEN issue before merging. The trigger behavior should also be clarified or made case-insensitive.

The design is excellent, and with these fixes, this will be a great automation tool for the repository.

[Artur-]

Code Review - Final Assessment

I've thoroughly reviewed this PR and the implementation looks excellent. This has clearly gone through multiple iterations and improvements based on feedback. Here's my assessment:

Architecture ✅

The design is outstanding:

• Single Source of Truth: Using slash command files for both CLI and CI workflows eliminates duplication
• Clean Separation: Each workflow has a clear, focused purpose
• Security: Label-based triggering (analyze label) and comment-based triggering (claude review) are appropriate

Implementation Quality ✅

All critical aspects are well-implemented:

• Permissions: Correctly configured with pull-requests: write for PR reviews, issues: write for issue analysis
• Error Handling: Good use of if: always() with fallback (|| echo) in cleanup steps
• Environment Variables: GITHUB_TOKEN properly set for gh commands in both workflows
• Configuration: Consistent action versions (@v5, @v1), timeouts (10 min), and fetch-depth (1)
• Case Handling: Smart use of toLower() in .github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml:11 to make trigger case-insensitive

Testing Verification ✅

The test results show all 8,883 tests passing, indicating no regressions from these additions.

Minor Observations

These are very minor points that don't block merging:

1. EOF Newline: .github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml ends at line 49 without a trailing newline. While not critical, adding a newline at EOF is conventional.

2. Documentation: Consider adding a brief setup guide for users. Something like:

   ## Claude Code Integration
   
   ### Usage
   - Comment "Claude review" (case-insensitive) on any PR to trigger automated review
   - Add "analyze" label to any issue to trigger automated analysis
   - Local CLI: `/review-pr [number]` or `/analyze-issue [number]`
   
   ### Setup
   Repository secrets required: `CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN`

3. Substring Matching: The contains() function in .github/workflows/claude-review-pr.yml:11 will match "claude review" anywhere in a comment. This is likely acceptable, but be aware that "I don't think claude review is needed" would still trigger the workflow. If this becomes an issue, consider checking for exact phrases or requiring the text at the start of a line.

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This PR is production-ready. The architecture is excellent, the implementation is solid, and all previous feedback has been properly addressed. The minor points above are optional improvements that can be addressed in follow-up PRs if needed.

Great work on iterating through the feedback and creating a robust, maintainable integration! 🎉

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
2397 New issues
2 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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