chore: remove broken Codecov VS Code extension from recommendations#568
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Pull request overview
This PR removes a broken VS Code extension recommendation and introduces a new engineering process guide documenting Jira/Ketryx/GitHub workflows.
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- Remove
codecov.codecovfrom.vscode/extensions.jsonrecommendations. - Add
PROCESS.mddocumenting bugfix, change request, and release processes.
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PROCESS.md |
Adds an engineering process guide covering Jira/Ketryx traceability and release workflow steps. |
.vscode/extensions.json |
Updates recommended VS Code extensions by removing the broken Codecov extension. |
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| This document describes how the tools and processes used in this repository — GitHub, Jira, Ketryx, and the Confluence-based QMS — relate to each other and how to follow them correctly as an engineer or AI assistant. |
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The newly added PROCESS.md file isn’t mentioned in the PR title/description (which says this PR only removes a broken VS Code extension recommendation). Please update the PR metadata to reflect the added engineering process documentation, or split PROCESS.md into a separate PR to keep the change scoped and reviewable.
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| - PR description: link to the CR ticket | ||
| Example: "Implements PYSDK-CR-XX: https://aignx.atlassian.net/browse/PYSDK-XX" |
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The example Change Request link is internally inconsistent: it says Implements PYSDK-CR-XX but the URL points to /browse/PYSDK-XX. This can confuse readers trying to copy/paste the template; align the ticket key in the example text and URL (and consider using a single canonical key format for CRs).
| Example: "Implements PYSDK-CR-XX: https://aignx.atlassian.net/browse/PYSDK-XX" | |
| Example: "Implements PYSDK-CR-XX: https://aignx.atlassian.net/browse/PYSDK-CR-XX" |
Codecov Report✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests. |
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The PR title/description indicate this change is only about removing a broken VS Code extension recommendation, but this PR also adds a new 170+ line engineering process document. Please either update the PR title/description to reflect the added process guide, or split this into a separate PR to keep scope and review intent clear.
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| "bierner.markdown-mermaid", | ||
| "charliermarsh.ruff", | ||
| "codecov.codecov", | ||
| "daelonsuzuka.nicegui", | ||
| "donjayamanne.python-environment-manager", | ||
| "fill-labs.dependi", |
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If the goal is to remove the broken codecov.codecov extension reference, note it is still listed in .devcontainer/devcontainer.json under customizations.vscode.extensions. Consider removing it there too (or documenting why it should remain) so devcontainer users don't still get the broken extension installed.
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🛡️ Implements PYSDK-90 following CC-SOP-01 Change Control, part of our ISO 13485-certified QMS | Ketryx Project
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codecov.codecovfrom the recommended VS Code extensions listTest plan
.vscode/extensions.jsonno longer listscodecov.codecov🤖 Generated with Claude Code