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WalkthroughThe Pay by Level section now states that payment of hours follows the linked Standard Terms. ChangesCompensation documentation
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Issue [#979] requires a sentence in docs/COMPENSATION.md that explains how time from a closed, cut, or rejected PR is treated. The new sentence only says that payment follows the external Standard T… |
Add a sentence in docs/COMPENSATION.md that explicitly states how closed, cut, or rejected PR time is paid. A link may support the statement, but it must not replace the required rule. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly identifies the documentation change about how cut PR time is paid. It is concise and directly related to the main change. Out of Scope Changes check The reviewed change adds three documentation lines in docs/COMPENSATION.md. The change points readers to payment terms and stays within the subject of issue [#979].Docstring Coverage No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0… Full details: Docstring Coverage
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#979] requires a sentence indocs/COMPENSATION.mdthat explains how time from a closed, cut, or rejected PR is treated. The new sentence only says that payment follows the external Standard Terms. It does not state the treatment, and the linked external document is not reviewable here.Resolution
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docs/COMPENSATION.mdthat explicitly states how closed, cut, or rejected PR time is paid. A link may support the statement, but it must not replace the required rule.
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Review comments at @docs/COMPENSATION.md:
- Line 73: Update the Standard Terms reference so it points to the tagged
version recorded in Special Terms, or clearly instruct readers to use that
recorded version instead of following the mutable main branch.
- Around line 72-73: Update the compensation guidance to explicitly state how
hours on closed, cut, or rejected PRs are treated; the Standard Terms link alone
does not resolve this rule. Either add the exact rule to the Standard Terms and
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L202: 4. Subcontracting. The Contractor may not subcontract, delegate, or assign any part of the Services to any third party without the prior written approval of the Company. If approval is granted, the Contractor remains fully liable for all acts and omissions of any approved subcontractor as if they were the Contractor's own.
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L213: 1. Applicability. Work Orders apply only to Project/Milestone engagements. Retainer contractors do not require Work Orders for individual tasks.
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L227: 2. Retainer — Hourly. The Contractor submits hours billed using PRs. Holdex must approve all hours before payment. Research and learning time is not paid unless pre-agreed in writing as part of task scoping. Invoices are submitted at month-end for approved hours only.
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L0: # Holdex Independent Contractor — Standard Terms
L1:
L2: ---
L3:
L4: > These terms are published publicly for transparency.
L5: > All rights reserved — Holdex Limited.
L6:
L7: ---
L8:
L9: > These Standard Terms are incorporated by reference into each
L10: > Independent Contractor Agreement (the "Agreement") signed with Holdex Limited.
L11: > The version in effect is the one tagged at the time of signing.
L12: > Updates are governed by the notice procedure in the [Updates](#updates-to-these-standard-terms) section.
L13:
L14: ---
L15: ## Services
L16: 1. **Performance.** The Contractor will perform Services under the Engagement
L17: Mode specified in the Special Terms, professionally and on time.
L18: 2. **Changes.** For Project and Milestone engagements, the Company can request
L19: changes to a Work Order's scope if they stay within the original scope. If a
L20: change increases costs or time, both parties will agree in writing on fair
L21: adjustments to fees or deadlines before work continues. For Retainer
L22: engagements, task changes are managed through the default GitHub channel.
L23: 3. **Record-Keeping.** The Contractor is responsible for maintaining their own
L24: copy of a trace log of all Services provided, including dates, work completed,
L25: hours worked (if Retainer), milestones or project deliverables completed, and
L26: any relevant Work Order or task references. This log must be retained for the
L27: duration of the Agreement and for 1 year following its termination.
L28: 4. **Subcontracting.** The Contractor may not subcontract, delegate, or assign
L29: any part of the Services to any third party without the prior written approval
L30: of the Company. If approval is granted, the Contractor remains fully liable for
L31: all acts and omissions of any approved subcontractor as if they were the
L32: Contractor's own. Any approved subcontractor must be bound in writing by
L33: obligations at least equivalent to those imposed on the Contractor under this
L34: Agreement, including obligations relating to confidentiality, intellectual
L35: property, and data protection.
L36: 5. **Audit Right.** The Company may, on not less than 5 business days' written
L37: notice, request that the Contractor provide a copy of the trace log referred
L38: to in the Record-Keeping clause above, together with any supporting records (including PR histories,
L39: commit logs, time-stamped work records, and communications) for any period
L40: during the preceding 12 months. The Contractor must comply within the notice
L41: period. If an audit reveals that the Contractor has been paid for hours or
L42: deliverables not actually performed or delivered, the Contractor must repay
L43: the relevant amount to the Company within 14 days of written demand. This
L44: right does not limit any other remedy available to the Company.
L45: ---
L46: ## Engagement Modes
L47: 1. **Retainer.** Where the Engagement Mode in the Special Terms is Retainer,
L48: the framework Agreement itself activates the engagement. No Work Order is
L49: required per task. The Contractor is available on an ongoing basis, picks up
L50: tasks assigned through the default GitHub channel, logs hours via PRs, and
L51: is paid monthly at the hourly rate in the Special Terms. Research and learning
L52: time is not paid unless pre-agreed in writing as part of task scoping.
L53: 2. **Retainer — Monthly Hours Cap.** Where a Monthly Hours Cap is specified in
L54: the Special Terms Rate Card, the Contractor may not bill hours in any calendar
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Document the closed/cut PR rule explicitly.
The linked Standard Terms state that PR hours require approval and that only approved hours are invoiced. They do not state how hours on a closed, cut, or rejected PR are treated. This link does not resolve the requested dispute rule. Add the exact rule to the Standard Terms and link that clause, or retain the explicit rule in this guide.
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Review comment at @docs/COMPENSATION.md around lines 72 - 73:
Update the compensation guidance to explicitly state how hours on closed, cut,
or rejected PRs are treated; the Standard Terms link alone does not resolve this
rule. Either add the exact rule to the Standard Terms and link directly to that
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The Compensation Guide now points to the Standard Terms for how hours are paid, so an author who disputes a cut or a close can find the rule without it being restated here.
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