code-reviewer-dismiss

To manage dismissed findings in a git branch code review, you can automate adding, removing, and listing dismissals directly within a DISMISSALS.md file using simple command scripts.

The command syntax to add a code review dismissal is `/code-reviewer:dismiss add <file:line> "<summary>" "<reason>"`, which logs the entry into the branch's DISMISSALS.md file.

Automated review sync ensures that previously dismissed findings are reflected in the review process and skipped upon the next code review execution within the branch.

Yes, you can list and remove dismissed code review findings using simple Bash scripts that execute commands to manage entries directly in the DISMISSALS.md file.

No external dependencies are required to automate code review dismissals; the management process relies solely on Bash scripts integrating with your existing git branch environment.

The best way to document dismissed findings is to maintain a DISMISSALS.md file in your branch, which provides a straightforward command interface for tracking and syncing review dismissals.