📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

All code must pass ESLint checks with the project's configuration

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

Use Prettier for consistent code formatting

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

TypeScript is required for all packages

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

Follow established naming conventions (PascalCase for components, camelCase for variables)

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

packages/**/src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}: Maintain comprehensive JSDoc comments for public APIs
Use tree-shaking friendly exports
Validate all inputs and sanitize outputs
All public APIs must be documented with JSDoc
Use dynamic imports for optional features
Provide meaningful error messages to developers
Include error recovery suggestions where applicable
Log errors appropriately for debugging
Lazy load components and features when possible
Implement proper caching strategies
Use efficient data structures and algorithms
Implement proper logging with different levels

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/development.mdc)

Use proper TypeScript error types

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/typescript.mdc)

**/*.{ts,tsx}: Always define explicit return types for functions, especially public APIs
Use proper type annotations for variables and parameters where inference isn't clear
Avoid any type - prefer unknown when type is uncertain, then narrow with type guards
Implement type guards for unknown types using the pattern function isType(value: unknown): value is Type
Use interface for object shapes that might be extended
Use type for unions, primitives, and computed types
Prefer readonly properties for immutable data structures
Use private for internal implementation details in classes
Use protected for inheritance hierarchies
Use public explicitly for clarity in public APIs
Use mixins for shared behavior across unrelated classes in TypeScript
Use generic constraints with bounded type parameters like <T extends { id: string }>
Use utility types like Omit, Partial, and Pick for data transformation instead of manual type construction
Use discriminated unions instead of boolean flags for state management and API responses
Use mapped types for transforming object types
Use conditional types for type-level logic
Leverage template literal types for string manipulation at the type level
Use ES6 imports/exports consistently
Use default exports sparingly, prefer named exports
Document functions with JSDoc comments including @param, @returns, @throws, and @example tags
Create custom error classes that extend Error for specific error types
Use the Result pattern for error handling instead of throwing exceptions
Use optional chaining (?.) and nullish coalescing (??) operators for safe property access
Let TypeScript infer obvious types to reduce verbosity
Use const assertions with as const for literal types
Use satisfies operator for type checking without widening types
Declare readonly arrays and objects for immutable data structures
Use spread operator and array spread for immutable updates instead of mutations
Use lazy loading for large types...

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/monorepo.mdc)

Use ESLint with custom configurations tailored for different package types

Files:

• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/monorepo.mdc)

Use Prettier for code formatting across all packages

Files:

• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.cursor/rules/monorepo.mdc)

Organize localization translations in packages/localizations/ with support for 30+ languages and RTL language support

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file

If there are no tests added or modified as part of the PR, please suggest that tests be added to cover the changes.

**/*: Only comment on issues that would block merging, ignore minor or stylistic concerns.
Restrict feedback to errors, security risks, or functionality-breaking problems.
Do not post comments on code style, formatting, or non-critical improvements.
Keep reviews short: flag only issues that make the PR unsafe to merge.
Group similar issues into a single comment instead of posting multiple notes.
Skip repetition: if a pattern repeats, mention it once at a summary level only.
Do not add general suggestions, focus strictly on merge-blocking concerns.
If there are no critical problems, respond with minimal approval (e.g., 'Looks good'). Do not add additional review.
Avoid line-by-line commentary unless it highlights a critical bug or security hole.
Highlight only issues that could cause runtime errors, data loss, or severe maintainability issues.
Ignore minor optimization opportunities, focus solely on correctness and safety.
Provide a top-level summary of critical blockers rather than detailed per-line notes.
Comment only when the issue must be resolved before merge, otherwise remain silent.
When in doubt, err on the side of fewer comments, brevity and blocking issues only.
Avoid posting any refactoring issues.

Files:

• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file

**/localizations/**/*.ts: Review the changes to localization files with the following guidelines:

• Ensure that no existing translations are accidentally removed unless they are being replaced or fixed. If a string is removed, verify that it is intentional and justified.
• Check that all translations are friendly, formal, or semi-formal. Explicit, offensive, or inappropriate language is not allowed. If you find any potentially offensive language or are unsure, tag the @clerk/sdk-infra team in a separate comment. If you do not intend to tag the team, refer to it as "Clerk SDK Infra team" instead.
• Use the most up-to-date base localization file (https://github.com/clerk/javascript/blob/main/packages/localizations/src/en-US.ts) to validate changes, ensuring consistency and completeness.
• Confirm that new translations are accurate, contextually appropriate, and match the intent of the original English strings.
• Check for formatting issues, such as missing placeholders, incorrect variable usage, or syntax errors.
• Ensure that all keys are unique and that there are no duplicate or conflicting entries.
• If you notice missing translations for new keys, flag them for completion.

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• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts

Learnt from: wobsoriano
Repo: clerk/javascript PR: 7447
File: packages/localizations/src/en-US.ts:904-905
Timestamp: 2025年12月12日T19:54:17.554Z
Learning: In Clerk's JavaScript localization files (packages/localizations/src/*.ts), undefined values for localization keys are intentional and should not be flagged as issues. When a key is undefined, the system uses the default message from the API response as a fallback. Do not flag these as errors; preserve this expected behavior.

Applied to files:

• packages/localizations/src/fi-FI.ts