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Bug detection in PRs works by collecting changed files using standard Git tooling like git log, git diff, and git show, then inspecting each file in full to locate hotspots that indicate actual defects.

The best way to review multiple modified files is applying a structured analysis across state mutations, boundaries, failure paths, and cross-module contracts to generate a prioritized findings report highlighting actual defects and recommended fixes.

You do not need external dependencies to perform static analysis on branch changes. The solution requires only standard Git tooling, specifically git log, git diff, and git show, to collect and read the changed files.

Code review analysis can identify bugs related to state mutations, boundaries, failure paths, and cross-module contracts. It focuses on surfacing real defects and potential risks rather than formatting or stylistic problems.

You can generate an actionable bug report from a Git diff by inspecting changed files in full, applying structured analysis to locate hotspots, and producing a prioritized report of actual defects with recommended fixes.

Yes, this structured analysis applies specifically to code review scenarios involving PRs or branches with multiple modified files, allowing you to exhaustively review and surface bugs across all changes.