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You can audit code quality by analyzing cyclomatic complexity, excessive nesting, and long methods. This process returns detailed findings for code improvement, directly targeting maintainability issues and reducing technical debt.

Detecting N+1 query anti-patterns and O(n²) complexity requires auditing your code for these specific performance bottlenecks. The analysis identifies method signature issues and returns actionable feedback to correct the inefficient logic.

You can automatically flag code quality regressions in a CI/CD pipeline by integrating an auditing step. This checks for god classes and constants management issues, providing specific findings before code is merged.

A god class is an overly large class that handles too many responsibilities. You find god classes during code refactoring by auditing class size and method length, which returns detailed findings to guide breaking the class down.

Code auditing works for identifying method signature issues and constant management flaws by systematically analyzing these specific patterns. It evaluates your code structure and returns targeted findings to help improve overall design.

You should audit code maintainability before refactoring to identify excessive nesting and complexity, and after changes to prevent regressions. Running the audit ensures technical debt is measured and resolved before merging.