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⚙️ MatrixReview Fix — PR Intent InvalidMatrixReview evaluated this PR against your team's documentation and determined that the intended change should not be made as proposed. AnalysisThis PR violates multiple team policies and should not exist. The PR description "lets break things" explicitly violates the Code of Conduct requirement for "focusing on what is best for the overall community" and demonstrates intent to cause disruption rather than contribute constructively. Additionally, removing the API v1 proxy without a proper migration path violates the architectural principle of maintaining API stability and backward compatibility as documented in api-no-breaking-changes.md. The PR also fails to follow basic contribution standards - it doesn't use Conventional Commits format, wasn't created as a draft, and completely ignores the required PR template checklist. What to do insteadThis PR should be closed immediately. If the developer needs to deprecate API v1, they should create a new PR with: 1) A proper migration plan and timeline, 2) Conventional commit format (e.g., "feat: deprecate API v1 with migration path"), 3) Complete the onboarding checklist, 4) Professional description explaining the business need and migration strategy, and 5) Start in draft mode for proper review workflow. Want to try again? Reply to this comment with additional context and MatrixReview will attempt another fix. Example: Generated by MatrixReview |
lets break things