Efficient code review and production deployment for Go projects.
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The go-review-deploy-skills project offers essential tools for Go backend developers. With capabilities to review code branches and plan production deployments, it enhances code quality and deployment safety. These advisory skills streamline workflows without altering code, ensuring significant support during the merging and deployment processes.
The go-review-deploy-skills project offers two specialized Claude Code skills tailored for Go backend repositories, facilitating a structured approach to code reviews and production deployments.
This project includes:
go-code-review: Utilized to review changes in a branch and generate severity-ranked findings based on differences from the target branch (default: main).
Command Usage:
/go-code-review [target-branch]
It outputs a review report detailing any issues identified since the branch's last merge, including a validation plan to ensure code quality.
prod-deployment-planner: Assists in creating a deployment checklist along with a sequential execution plan based on the candidate reference and environment.
Command Usage:
/prod-deployment-planner candidate=<ref> env=<name> deployed=<ref>
This tool ensures a comprehensive review of the deployment requirements, enhancing the safety and reliability of production releases.
The workflow consists of two main steps:
/go-code-review command to analyze changes and generate a report that outlines potential issues and a validation plan./prod-deployment-planner to finalize the release plan, confirming all necessary criteria are met before proceeding with deployment.Each step in the workflow includes defined gates to ensure that only validated changes proceed to production, mitigating risks associated with software releases.
This project demands only basic tools such as Git, awk, and sed, enabling smooth compatibility with macOS systems. By leveraging these two skills, developers can significantly enhance their code review processes and streamline production deployments for Go applications.
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