pkg/github/server.go:262

• The condition unconditionally returns the default value when v is false, which means an explicit false value from the user is ignored. Consider checking for the presence of the parameter instead of evaluating its boolean value directly.

if !v { return d, nil }

pkg/github/notifications.go:130

• [nitpick] The parameter name 'getclient' is inconsistent with other functions that use 'getClient'. Consider renaming it to 'getClient' for consistency.

func MarkNotificationRead(getclient GetClientFn, t translations.TranslationHelperFunc) (tool mcp.Tool, handler server.ToolHandlerFunc) {

pkg/github/notifications_test.go:57

• Consider adding a unit test for the "watch" action inManageNotificationSubscription, since currently only "ignore" and "delete" are covered.

func Test_ManageNotificationSubscription(t *testing.T) {

pkg/github/notifications_test.go:114

• The "watch" action isn’t tested inTest_ManageRepositoryNotificationSubscription; consider adding it to ensure full coverage of subscription states.

func Test_ManageRepositoryNotificationSubscription(t *testing.T) {

pkg/github/notifications_test.go:180

• Add a success-case test for the "done" state inTest_DismissNotification to cover both supported states.

// Success case: mark as read

pkg/github/notifications_test.go:224

• Include a unit test for passing thesince timestamp intoMarkAllNotificationsRead to validate the optional filter parameter.

request := createMCPRequest(map[string]interface{}{})

e2e/e2e_test.go:1552

• Requiring exactly one notification is brittle—list_notifications can return multiple items. Consider usingrequire.NotEmpty or asserting a minimum length.

require.Len(t, resp.Content, 1, "expected content to have one item")