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  • Chores
    • Updated .gitignore to exclude _build directory
    • Enhanced README.md with more detailed documentation
    • Added module identification number 1000
    • Improved documentation structure and clarity
    • Introduced a new "Device list" section with device details

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The pull request introduces modifications to two files: .gitignore and README.md. The .gitignore file now includes the _build directory to prevent tracking build-related files. The README.md has undergone a comprehensive restructuring, providing a more detailed and organized description of the Example Module, including its purpose, module number, dependencies, device list, and build instructions.

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.gitignore Added _build directory to ignore list
README.md - Updated introduction with Fleet Protocol context
- Added module number/ID: 1000
- Restructured sections (Dependencies, Configuration)
- Added new "Device list" section
- Included note about non-production use
- Reformatted build instructions

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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README.md (2)

11-16: Consider clarifying the duplicate device entries.

The table shows two entries for 'button1' with different device types (0 and 10). Consider either:

  • Renaming the second 'button1' to avoid confusion
  • Adding a note explaining why the same device name has different types
 | **Device Name** | **Device Type** | **Device Roles** | Comment                                     |
 | --------------- | --------------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
 | button1         | 0               | test             | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED   |
-| button1         | 10              | test             | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED   |
+| button1_alt     | 10              | test             | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED   |
 | button2         | 0               | test2            | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED   |

Line range hint 23-34: Consider using consistent placeholder format.

The build instructions are clear, but consider using angle brackets consistently for placeholders.

 ```bash
 mkdir _build && cd _build
-cmake .. -DCMLIB_DIR=<path-to-cmakelib-dir>
+cmake .. -DCMLIB_DIR=<CMAKELIB_DIR>
 make

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`1-7`: **LGTM! Clear and informative introduction.**

The introduction effectively communicates the module's purpose and includes essential information about the module ID.

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@ondrejvala2 ondrejvala2 force-pushed the Align-readme-with-bringauto-guidelines branch from 7371ee6 to 8da6ecf Compare January 9, 2025 16:51
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README.md (2)

17-17: Consider using absolute repository URL for documentation link.

While the relative path works, consider using an absolute GitHub repository URL to ensure the link remains valid even when the documentation is viewed outside the repository context (e.g., on PyPI or documentation websites).


32-32: Add comma for better readability.

Add a comma after "directory" to improve readability.

-> cmakelib directory is absolute path to [this](https://github.com/cmakelib/cmakelib) repo root directory.
+> cmakelib directory is absolute path to [this](https://github.com/cmakelib/cmakelib) repo root directory,
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[uncategorized] ~32-~32: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...makelib/cmakelib) repo root directory. Now shared libraries `example_module_module...

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1-7: LGTM! Clear introduction with essential module information.

The introduction effectively communicates the module's purpose, links to the Fleet Protocol, and includes important disclaimers.


11-15: Clarify duplicate device entries and enhance device descriptions.

The device list shows duplicate entries for 'button1' with different device types (0 and 10). Consider:

  1. Clarifying why the same device name has different types
  2. Making the comments more specific to each device's unique purpose

Line range hint 35-42: LGTM! Clear configuration and client sections.

The sections are concise and well-structured. The grammar has been corrected as per the previous review comment.

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