fix: add Claude Code project settings for tool auto-approval - #8
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Relates to #5
Problem
Claude Code ran successfully (39 turns,
successresult) but never posted a review comment on PR #3. The logs show 13 permission denials — Claude was being prompted to approve tool usage but had no way to respond in the non-interactive CI environment.Fix
Added
.claude/settings.jsonwith apermissions.allowlist that auto-approves the file-reading and git tools Claude needs for code review. The action restores this file fromorigin/mainbefore running Claude, so it'll be available on future review runs.Note
The GitHub-specific tools (PR comments, reviews) are injected by the action itself and should work without explicit approval. The 13 denials were likely from
Read,Grep,Bash(git diff:*)etc. needing approval each time they were called.