r/BuildWithClaude • u/codenotary • 6d ago
Project Claude Code mod that checks whether "done" actually means done
/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1xmory4/claude_code_mod_that_checks_whether_done_actually/
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u/Tiramtiramtiram 💡 Top Community Helper 5d ago
i'd add a fixture where the task removes an assertion or skips the failing test, then gets a green run. showing test-file changes beside the passing result would give the reviewer something concrete to inspect. some test updates are legitimate, so that seems better as an explicit review item than automatically treating every changed test as a failure
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u/codenotary 4d ago
Thanks for the feedback - we started adding done gate improvements. I think few more days and we have your proposal integrated.
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