This skill should be used when the user wants to "commit", "prepare a commit", "create a PR", "push", "open a pull request", or mentions committing, pre-commit checks, pull requests, or code review in the Materialize repository. Use this skill even if the user just says "ship it" or "ready to merge" without being specific.
Install
npx skillscat add materializeinc/materialize/mz-commit Install via the SkillsCat registry.
Committing in Materialize
Read doc/developer/guide-changes.md for the full conventions on submitting and reviewing changes.
Pre-commit checklist
Before committing, run these and fix any warnings:
bin/fmt(formats.rs,.py, and.protofiles)bin/lint(can error if tools are missing; usebin/ci-builder run stable bin/lintas an alternative)cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningscargo hakari generate(only needed when dependencies changed)
Do not manually update *.snap files.
Use cargo test followed by cargo insta accept to update snapshot files.
Rewrite datadriven test expectations with REWRITE=1 cargo test ....
PR titles and commit messages
Materialize uses squash merging, so the PR title becomes the commit subject on main.
- Use imperative mood: "Fix X" not "Fixed X" or "Fixes X".
- Be specific: "Fix panic in catalog sync when controller restarts" not "Fix bug".
- Prefix with area if helpful:
adapter:,storage:,compute:,sql:.
Write a thorough PR description explaining the rationale for the change.
Mention which tests were added or modified in the pull request description, but do not list which tests were run.
To auto-close issues, include Fixes database-issues#NNNN.
Add release notes for user-visible changes (should complete "This release will...").
Git conventions
- Work against the
mainbranch ofMaterializeInc/materialize. - Push branches to your fork.
- Pull requests target
mainonMaterializeInc/materialize. - Each PR should contain one semantic change.