Add resolution comment to issues after PR merge#95
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Review SummaryVerdict: APPROVE FindingsNo issues found. Code looks correct and follows project conventions. The new resolution comment step is inserted in the right place in the post-merge flow (after QA label, before success report), is consistently applied across all 5 adapter files and the source template, and the |
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After a PR merges via
/submit-for-review, the linked GitHub issue now receives a plain-language "Resolution" comment summarizing what was done. This gives PMs and BAs a self-contained view of the ticket without needing to read PR diffs.The new step sits in the post-merge flow between QA label application and the success report. It reads the original issue body, writes a 1-3 sentence non-technical summary, and references the PR for anyone who wants full details.
Issue #93