Qodo Merge Auto-Generated Best Practices 🚀

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Welcome to Qodo Merge

Thanks for installing on this repository Qodo Merge - an AI-powered tool designed to enhance your pull requests with various automatic feedback.

When a new PR will be opened in your repository, Qodo Merge will automatically analyze the code changes and provide helpful feedback as comments.

Your Auto-Generated Repo's Best Practices File

By analyzing your repository's PR discussions from the past year, we've generated an initial best_practices.md file tailored to your codebase.
This file contains insights extracted from your team's code reviews and discussions, and will help Qodo Merge to give more tailored code suggestions.

Note - This file aims to capture specific patterns to your repository's workflow and discussions, rather than providing more generic best practices. We hope this auto-generated file can serve as a foundation that the team will continue to refine and expand with additional relevant patterns over time.

Steps to Utilize This File:

1. Review the generated best_practices.md file in this PR
2. Edit the file if needed. For example, remove irrelevant patterns, or add new ones.
3. Commit the modified file. Afterwards, Qodo Merge will utilize it automatically to generate best-practices suggestions for new PRs.

Happy coding!

Appendix - Understanding AI Code Suggestions

Qodo Merge will provide by default automatic code suggestions for each new PR.

• Purpose of Code Suggestions:

  1. Self-reflection: The suggestions aim to enable developers to self-reflect and improve their pull requests. This process helps identify blind spots, uncover missed edge cases, and enhance code readability and coherency. Even when a specific suggestion isn't suitable, the underlying issue it highlights often reveals something important.
  2. Bug detection: The suggestions also alert on any critical bugs that may have been identified during the analysis, providing an additional safety net before code reaches production.

• AI Limitations: AI models for code are getting better and better, but they are not flawless. Not all suggestions should be accepted automatically. Critical reading and judgment are required. Mistakes are rare but can happen, and they're usually easy for humans to spot.