java-code-quality

To enforce code quality standards across Spring Boot projects, apply hard rules for naming conventions, dependency injection, null safety, and clean architecture during code generation and review. This ensures consistent coding practices and reduces bugs in Java 17+ environments.

Ensuring null safety and clean architecture in Java 17+ involves applying strict code review gates that enforce constructor-based dependency injection and validated data transfer objects. This mechanism verifies compliance before merging or deployment.

To validate DTOs and configure MapStruct mappings in Spring Boot, apply Bean Validation on data transfer objects and satisfy specific requirements for MapStruct mappings during the post-generation code review gate to promote safe data transfer.

Yes, the code review gate works with constructor-based dependency injection and SLF4J logging. It enforces these specific dependency injection practices and logging standards during code generation to maintain consistent Java code quality.

You need a post-generation code review gate for Java code when you want to verify compliance with coding standards before merging or deployment. It acts as a quality gate pass on newly generated code to ensure architectural rules are met.