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ON-44016 # Bumped @oneblink/apps-react #291

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Implementation

  • Have you tested your implementation locally?
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  • Have automated tests been added, or have related ones been updated to cover the change?
  • Have all OneBlink dependency updates been completed (eg apps / apps-react / types etc).
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  • If this PR contains a refactor, have relevant Jira testing tasks added?
  • Changes that will knowingly make the feature/bug incomplete have been commented with TODO and a description of what needs to be done to finish the feature/bug
  • Any changes made to public APIs have been reflected in the documentation
  • Have you isolated business logic where possible to allow for unit testing?

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  • Are the error messages, if any, informative?
  • Are there enough log events and are they written in a way that allows for easy debugging?
  • "Debugging" code removed
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  • All class, variable, property and method modifiers are provided with the smallest scope possible
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  • There is no dead code (unreachable code)
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  • There is no commented out code.
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  • All personal data inputs are checked (for the correct type, length/size, format, and range).
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  • Are authorization and authentication handled correctly?
  • Is (user) input validated, sanitized, and escaped to prevent security attacks such as cross-site scripting or SQL injection?
  • Is data retrieved from external APIs or libraries checked for security issues?
  • Do API endpoints return appropriate status codes

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  • When reviewing tests, attempt to identify missing edge cases that may be relevant to the proposed implementation
  • Ensure you check for:
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    • Scalability
    • Performance
    • Maintainability

@aaronroworth aaronroworth merged commit ffdbcd3 into master Oct 3, 2024
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@aaronroworth aaronroworth deleted the ON-44016 branch October 3, 2024 06:16
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