feat: add Site Reliability Engineering anchor#561
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Add SRE as a semantic anchor (EN + DE), covering SLI/SLO/SLA, error budgets, toil reduction, blameless postmortems, and the four golden signals. Filed under development-workflow with devops-engineer, software-architect, team-lead, and software-developer roles. Sync the AgentSkill catalog and regenerate website metadata. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughDas PR fügt ein neues "Site Reliability Engineering"-Anchor zur Semantic-Anchors-Dokumentation hinzu. Dazu gehören zwei neue AsciiDoc-Dateien (Englisch und Deutsch) mit Kernkonzepten, ein Katalog-Eintrag, die Registrierung in der zentralen Anchor-JSON-Datei sowie Verknüpfungen mit einer Kategorie und vier Rollen. Die regenerierten Metadaten aktualisieren die Gesamtstatistiken. ChangesSRE Anchor Integration
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In `@docs/anchors/site-reliability-engineering.adoc`:
- Line 1: The top-level AsciiDoc header in site-reliability-engineering.adoc
uses a single '='; change the opening header line to start with '== ' (double
equals plus a space) so the file follows the repo guideline that top-level
sections use '=='; verify any adjacent sections maintain proper nesting after
this change.
In `@docs/anchors/site-reliability-engineering.de.adoc`:
- Line 1: The top-level AsciiDoc header currently uses a single equals sign ("=
Site Reliability Engineering"); update it to start with two equals signs ("==
Site Reliability Engineering") to conform to the repository's AsciiDoc guideline
for top-level headers (see the "*.adoc" rule). Locate the header string "= Site
Reliability Engineering" and replace the leading "=" with "==" so the file's
top-level heading matches the required format.
- Around line 1-4: The German semantic anchor "Site Reliability Engineering" is
missing the required metadata attribute :proponents:; update the anchor (the
document whose title is "= Site Reliability Engineering") to include a
:proponents: line with the appropriate comma-separated proponent roles or names
(e.g., :proponents: devops-team, platform-team) directly under the existing
attributes so the file conforms to the docs/anchors/*.adoc metadata contract.
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Top-Level-Überschrift auf Guideline-Format umstellen.
Für .adoc soll die oberste Abschnittsebene mit == beginnen; aktuell wird mit = gestartet. Bitte auf konsistente Abschnittsstruktur gemäß Repo-Regel umstellen.
As per coding guidelines **/*.adoc: “All AsciiDoc files must have sections using proper nesting levels starting with == for top-level headers”.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/anchors/site-reliability-engineering.adoc` at line 1, The top-level
AsciiDoc header in site-reliability-engineering.adoc uses a single '='; change
the opening header line to start with '== ' (double equals plus a space) so the
file follows the repo guideline that top-level sections use '=='; verify any
adjacent sections maintain proper nesting after this change.
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Top-Level-Überschrift auf == normalisieren.
Auch hier beginnt die oberste Überschrift mit = statt mit == laut AsciiDoc-Regel im Repository.
As per coding guidelines **/*.adoc: “starting with == for top-level headers”.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/anchors/site-reliability-engineering.de.adoc` at line 1, The top-level
AsciiDoc header currently uses a single equals sign ("= Site Reliability
Engineering"); update it to start with two equals signs ("== Site Reliability
Engineering") to conform to the repository's AsciiDoc guideline for top-level
headers (see the "*.adoc" rule). Locate the header string "= Site Reliability
Engineering" and replace the leading "=" with "==" so the file's top-level
heading matches the required format.
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Analysis — strong qualify ✅Reviewed against the catalog's quality criteria:
PR mechanics: clean — EN + DE, catalog synced, metadata regenerated additively (0 deletions in Minor, non-blocking suggestions:
Verdict: ready to merge once CI is green. Thanks @derryx! |
Re: the CodeRabbit findings — none are blockingChecked all three against the current PR head:
One real (minor) thing CodeRabbit missed: the German file omits Otherwise the PR looks good (additive metadata, sensible category/roles, all CI green). 👍 |
The German Site Reliability Engineering anchor carried only categories, roles and proponents, while the English file also has :related:, :tags: and :tier:. Mirror those three (and the blank line before the collapsible block) so the EN/DE attribute headers match the rest of the catalog. Functionally a no-op — metadata is derived from the English file — purely source consistency. Follow-up to #561. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add SRE as a semantic anchor (EN + DE), covering SLI/SLO/SLA, error budgets, toil reduction, blameless postmortems, and the four golden signals. Filed under development-workflow with devops-engineer, software-architect, team-lead, and software-developer roles.
Sync the AgentSkill catalog and regenerate website metadata.
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