Review the change as you would any contribution: understand the behavior, inspect the diff, test meaningful edge cases, and check security and dependencies. Keep the change small enough to explain and maintain. Passing one happy-path test does not establish correctness.
What to do next
Restate the expected behavior
Write the trigger, expected result, and important failure cases. Check that the proposed change fits the existing architecture.
Inspect the entire diff
Look for unrelated edits, new dependencies, exposed secrets, missing validation, and incorrect assumptions about APIs or data.
Validate the complete flow
Run appropriate checks and exercise the feature through its real interface. Confirm errors are handled and existing workflows still work.
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