arch-review-{group}

arch-review-{group}

Judge the code from one perspective only: the lenses in ../../lenses/{group}.md. Other perspectives have their own skills; do not borrow their rules, and do not flag anything a lens in this file does not name. The guideline itself is at ../../architecture.md when a lens needs its source read in full. A path that starts with ../ is read from this skill's folder as realpath resolves it. If either file is missing, stop and say the installation is incomplete.

This pass covers {covers}.

Input

The arguments name what to review. Read them as the first of these that matches:

1. Empty: the current branch's change. The default branch is origin/HEAD when set, else main, else master. The scope is every file changed since the merge base of HEAD and the default branch (git diff --name-only <base>, committed and uncommitted alike), plus every untracked file git does not ignore (git status --porcelain --untracked-files=all). When there is no merge base (no default branch, a shallow clone, or unrelated histories), the scope is the uncommitted change against HEAD plus the untracked files, and the Scope line says the merge base was not found. In a repository with no commit, it is every file not ignored, listed as all lists them.
2. The word all: every file in the repository that git does not ignore, tracked or untracked (git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard). Expect this to take a while.
3. A range (main..HEAD, main...HEAD): the files that range changes, read as they are at its end.
4. A commit that git rev-parse --verify --quiet "<arg>^{commit}" resolves (a SHA, a tag, a branch): the change that commit made, against its first parent.
5. A path or a glob: every file under it as it is now, untracked files included (git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard -- <path>). A path that does not exist is an error; say so and stop. A name that is both a commit and a path reads as the commit; write ./<name> for the path.