Your CI review runs on every push to a pull request. Developers complain that each push reposts the same comments, including ones they have already fixed. What is the most effective fix?

Answer: A — Include prior findings in context and ask for only new or still-unaddressed issues

When re-running a review after new commits, include the prior findings and instruct Claude to report only issues that are new or still unaddressed, so it doesn't post duplicates. (B) misses problems introduced by later commits. (C) loses the discussion and still reposts fixed issues. (D) hides real findings without fixing the duplication.