Code review · CorrectnessThe --limits path is built from $PWD, so the script only works when invoked from the directory containing simulation-limits.json; deriving it from the script location (e.g. dirname "$0") would be robust.cre-runner/cre/scripts/simulate.sh:19-19
Code review · CorrectnessWhen the configured limits file is missing, the code silently falls back to the CLI's stricter default limits, so simulations can later fail with an unrelated report-size error and only a log line reveals the misconfiguration.cre-runner/main.go:182-186
Code review · CorrectnessThe linked issue #6 ('test issue 2') contains no bug description, so the motivation and expected behavior of this fix cannot be verified against a reported problem.
Code review · TestsNo tests were added for the new relative-path joining, absolutization, and missing-file fallback logic, all of which are easily unit-testable.cre-runner/main.go:177-187
Code review · Code qualityThe script hardcodes simulation-limits.json and ignores CRE_LIMITS, diverging from the env-driven resolution logic introduced in main.go.cre-runner/cre/scripts/simulate.sh:19-19
Issue fit · Issue relevanceLinked issue #6 is a contentless placeholder ('test issue 2') with no bug report or acceptance criteria, so the path-resolution fix cannot be verified against it.
Issue fit · ValueThe script hardcodes $PWD/simulation-limits.json while main.go resolves against sim.Dir, so the two paths can diverge when the script is invoked from a different working directory.cre-runner/cre/scripts/simulate.sh:19
Issue fit · ValueThe new absolute-path resolution and not-found fallback branch in setupExecutions ships without any test coverage.cre-runner/main.go:177-187