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Updated the title of the README to include 'test'.
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Test artifact in README title
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The README title includes "test", which appears to be temporary text. This creates an inconsistency with the project's canonical name used elsewhere in the repository and may degrade the professional appearance of the GitHub landing page.
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🟡 The README H1 was changed from # E2B Infrastructure to # E2B Infrastructure test, which looks accidental — the rest of the README (e.g. line 12, "ways you can contribute to E2B Infrastructure") still uses the unsuffixed name, and the PR description doesn't give a reason for adding "test" to a public-facing project title. Since GitHub renders this H1 on the repo landing page, please confirm the intent before merging; if the rename is genuinely desired the other references should be updated for consistency, otherwise revert this line back to # E2B Infrastructure.
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What changed. The single-file diff updates the H1 of README.md from # E2B Infrastructure to # E2B Infrastructure test. This is the entire content of the PR.
Why this is worth flagging. The README's H1 is what GitHub renders at the top of the e2b-dev/infra repo landing page, so it functions as the public name of the project on the repo's front door. Appending the word "test" carries no product meaning, and the rest of the same README continues to refer to the project as "E2B Infrastructure" without the suffix — for example, the Contributing section still says "ways you can contribute to E2B Infrastructure". The result is an inconsistent, public-facing title that reads as if the project were a non-production or staging artifact.
Why the PR description doesn't resolve the concern. The description ("Updated the title of the README to include test.") restates the diff but offers no rationale — there's no linked issue, no rebrand context, and no indication that downstream references (CONTRIBUTING.md, self-host docs, marketing copy) are being updated to match. Cursor Bugbot independently flagged the same concern in the PR timeline as a low-risk advisory.
Addressing the refutation. One verifier argued this is purely an editorial decision matching the PR's stated intent and therefore not a "bug." That's a fair point about scope — there is no code, security, or runtime defect here, which is why this is filed as a nit rather than a blocker. However, public-facing branding regressions on a production open-source infra repo are still worth surfacing for human confirmation, especially when (a) the change is one line, (b) the word "test" strongly suggests an accidental commit, and (c) the rest of the file is internally inconsistent with the new title. Surfacing it as a review comment lets the maintainer affirm intent rather than silently land a likely-accidental rename.
Step-by-step proof of the inconsistency.
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README.mdafter this PR is applied. - Line 4 reads:
# E2B Infrastructure test. - Line 12 reads:
See [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) for ways you can contribute to E2B Infrastructure.— note the project is referred to without "test". - Render the file (or view the repo on GitHub): the page title is "E2B Infrastructure test" while the body text refers to "E2B Infrastructure". The two are visibly inconsistent within a single document.
How to fix. If the rename is unintended, revert line 4 back to # E2B Infrastructure. If the rename is intended for some reason, update the other in-file references (and any sibling docs such as CONTRIBUTING.md and self-host.md) so the project name is used consistently, and add a brief justification to the PR description.
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Updated the title of the README to include 'test'.