nuttxpr commented on PR #3024:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx-apps/pull/3024#issuecomment-2717490414

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   Yes, this PR appears to meet the NuttX requirements, although some 
clarifications could strengthen it.
   
   **Strengths:**
   
   * **Clear Summary:** The summary explains the "why," "what," and "how" of 
the changes.  The reference to the related documentation PR is excellent.
   * **Impact Acknowledged:** The impact section addresses most points, 
particularly highlighting the breaking change and justifying it.
   * **Testing Description:** The testing description covers various scenarios 
and provides context (platform used).
   
   **Areas for Improvement (to make it even stronger):**
   
   * **Summary - Issue Reference:** If there's a related NuttX issue, include a 
link. Even if the change is internally driven, creating an issue to track it 
can be beneficial.
   * **Impact - User Impact (Elaborate):**  While it states "no one is using 
it," providing more detail about *how* users would adapt (e.g., regenerate 
images with the new format) is helpful, even if the user base is small.
   * **Impact - Build Impact:**  Clarify if the build process itself changes 
(e.g., new build options, changes to existing build scripts).  Even if the 
answer is "NO," explicitly stating it is good practice.
   * **Impact - Hardware Impact:** Specify the affected architecture(s) (SAMv7 
is mentioned in testing, but reiterate it in the impact section).
   * **Impact - Security Impact:** While you might not expect any security 
implications, explicitly stating "NO" and briefly explaining why (e.g., "No new 
security vulnerabilities introduced") is a good defensive practice.
   * **Impact - Compatibility:** Elaborate on the "breaking change."  How will 
existing images be handled? Are there migration steps? This ties in with user 
impact.
   * **Testing - Be More Specific:** "Various scenarios" is good, but adding 
concise bullet points for each scenario and the *expected result* would improve 
the testing section significantly. For example:
       * **Revert after update:**  The bootloader successfully boots the 
original primary slot image.
       * **Confirm after update:** The bootloader boots the updated image and 
marks it as permanent.
   * **Testing - Logs (Consider):** While the template requests logs, they 
might not be strictly necessary for all changes.  However, if readily 
available, including snippets of relevant log output (especially for error 
conditions or unusual behavior) can be very helpful.  If logs are omitted, 
briefly explain why (e.g., "Logs are not included as they are voluminous and 
don't provide additional insight beyond the described test cases").
   
   
   By addressing these points, the PR would be even more robust and easier for 
reviewers to assess.
   


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