Acknowledge false positive on Python implicit string concatenation#21
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[WIP] Fix false positive in regex string concatenation
Acknowledge false positive on Python implicit string concatenation
Dec 14, 2025
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Closing as false positive. This PR was created by Copilot in response to CodeRabbit review comments on PR #20. The root cause was that CodeRabbit's sparse checkout excluded the The original comments have been addressed in PR #20 with clarifications to CLAUDE.md lines 166-167. |
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No code changes required. Acknowledged reviewer feedback that bot-suggested comma additions to regex pattern on lines 30-33 of
collect_metrics.pywere a false positive. Python's implicit string concatenation (r"part1" r"part2") is intentional for breaking long regex patterns across lines.Changes
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