django_code_review

To enforce enterprise Django code review standards, apply structured checklists covering models, migrations, Strawberry GraphQL, SSE, security, and performance to block unapproved changes. This process uses anti-pattern detection and approval gates to ensure code quality before merging.

During a Django pull request review, you should detect anti-patterns related to improper service layer usage, missing type hints, incorrect migration handling, and flawed GraphQL or SSE implementations. The review process identifies these issues and provides specific fixes to maintain enterprise standards.

Yes, you can use this code review process for Django 6 applications using Strawberry GraphQL. The review criteria explicitly include checklists for Strawberry GraphQL patterns, ensuring type hints, service layers, and proper SSE implementations meet enterprise standards.

The approval gates for Django migrations and security checks define clear requirements based on change type, blocking merges until criteria are met. These gates ensure proper migration handling and security vulnerability resolution are verified before any code is approved.

You need a structured checklist for Django code review when ensuring new code adheres to enterprise best practices across models, migrations, GraphQL, SSE, security, performance, and tests. This prevents common bugs and security vulnerabilities before merging into the main branch.