Force provide correct commit message examples
Compel ChatGPT to propose appropriate commit messages upon detecting
problems with existing ones.
Jira-Id: IT-103
Change-Id: Iadfbb63a536dfc2d9482934a28ca8826f565ee52
Signed-off-by: Patrizio <patrizio.gelosi@amarulasolutions.com>
diff --git a/src/main/resources/Config/prompts.json b/src/main/resources/Config/prompts.json
index f27f3fd..0e9a229 100644
--- a/src/main/resources/Config/prompts.json
+++ b/src/main/resources/Config/prompts.json
@@ -8,6 +8,6 @@
"DEFAULT_GPT_JSON_USER_PROMPT_ENFORCE_RESPONSE_CHECK": "Make sure that the array in `replies` contains exactly %d element(s), one for each request.",
"DEFAULT_GPT_REQUEST_USER_PROMPT_1": "I have some requests about the following PatchSet Diff:",
"DEFAULT_GPT_REQUEST_USER_PROMPT_2": "My requests are given in a JSON-formatted array:",
- "DEFAULT_GPT_COMMIT_MESSAGES_REVIEW_USER_PROMPT": "Also, perform a check on the commit message of the PatchSet. The commit message is provided in the \"content\" field of \"/COMMIT_MSG\" in the same way as the file changes. Ensure that the commit message accurately and succinctly describes the changes made, and verify if it matches the nature and scope of the changes in the PatchSet.",
+ "DEFAULT_GPT_COMMIT_MESSAGES_REVIEW_USER_PROMPT": "Also, perform a check on the commit message of the PatchSet. The commit message is provided in the \"content\" field of \"/COMMIT_MSG\" in the same way as the file changes. Ensure that the commit message accurately and succinctly describes the changes made, and verify if it matches the nature and scope of the changes in the PatchSet. If your feedback on the commit message is negative, you are required to supply an example of commit message that meets these criteria. For instance, if your comment is \"The commit message lacks detail\", you should follow up with \"A clearer commit message would be '...'\".",
"DEFAULT_GPT_VOTING_REVIEW_USER_PROMPT": "Additionally, assign a score to the current PatchSet. The score must be an integer from %d to %d, calculated as the lower of the code or commit message error assessments. For example, if code issues rate +1 but the commit message is -1, the final score is -1."
}
