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This pull request updates CodeRabbit’s documentation to announce two new static analysis tools: OXC and Prisma Lint. The changelog now features an April 8, 2025 section with a focus on these tools, while new and updated documentation has been added for OXC. Additionally, the tools listing has been modified to include OXC as a supported option for JavaScript, JSX, TSX, and Typescript. The changes provide detailed configuration and usage instructions for these tools.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs/changelog.md Added a new section for April 8, 2025 with a "New Static Analysis Tools" subsection detailing the introduction of OXC (a high-performance JavaScript/TypeScript linter in Rust) and Prisma Lint (for Prisma schema files).
docs/tools/oxc.md, docs/tools/tools.md Introduced a new documentation file for OXC covering its performance, supported file types, and configuration options. Updated the supported tools table to include OXC for Javascript, JSX, TSX, and Typescript, and added a reference link to OXC’s guide.

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    participant User
    participant CodeRabbit
    participant OXC
    participant Biome
    User->>CodeRabbit: Initiate linting process
    CodeRabbit->>CodeRabbit: Check for OXC configuration file
    alt Config file exists or Biome disabled
        CodeRabbit->>OXC: Use custom/default OXC configuration
    else No config file & Biome enabled
        CodeRabbit->>Biome: Defer to Biome's integrated OXC functionality
    end
    OXC-->>CodeRabbit: Return lint results
    Biome-->>CodeRabbit: Return lint results
    CodeRabbit-->>User: Deliver lint results
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/tools/oxc.md (1)

33-35: Clarify Note Block Punctuation.
In the note block (lines 33–35), the sentence "OXC does not require configuration to run. If no OXC config file is found and Biome is enabled, CodeRabbit will use Biome instead as OXC functionality is included within Biome. If Biome is not enabled or an OXC config file is found, CodeRabbit will use the default OXC config." could be made clearer with an additional comma for improved readability. Consider revising it to:

"…will use Biome instead, as OXC functionality is included within Biome…"

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docs/changelog.md (1)

8-18: New Static Analysis Tools Section Added.
The new changelog entry (lines 8–18) clearly outlines the introduction of OXC and Prisma Lint with concise descriptions and usage pointers. Please verify that the linked documentation URL (https://docs.coderabbit.ai/tools/tools) is current and that future configuration details remain consistent.

docs/tools/oxc.md (2)

1-11: Front Matter and Introductory Code Block Review.
The front matter and MDX code block (lines 1–11) are correctly implemented. The title, sidebar label, and description appropriately introduce the OXC document, and the inclusion of the ProPlanNotice component is correctly formatted.


13-32: OXC Overview and Configuration Details.
The overview of OXC, supported file extensions, and configuration file listings (lines 13–32) are clear and comprehensive. The format is consistent with our documentation style.

docs/tools/tools.md (2)

58-60: Updated Tool List for Javascript/JSX.
The table rows for Javascript and JSX (lines 58–60) have been updated to include [OXC] alongside [Biome]. This update accurately reflects the expanded tool support. Please confirm that the reference link for OXC (line 105) correctly points to the OXC documentation.


76-77: Updated Tool List for TSX/Typescript.
The additions for TSX and Typescript (lines 76–77) are consistent with the new tool integration, clearly showing [Biome] and [OXC] as supported options for these languages.

@alexcoderabbitai alexcoderabbitai merged commit d64d6d9 into main Apr 8, 2025
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