mh-cto-sdlc-code-review

Automated code review in SDLC phase 6 validates code correctness, security, and testability by applying file path and vertical slice standards. It inspects code, runs automated testing, and performs vulnerability scanning to ensure compliance before advancing features.

Vertical slice compliance verification ensures new code is free of technical debt by adhering to specific file path and architectural principles. It validates that the codebase remains maintainable and aligns with company standards during the review phase.

Automated vulnerability scanning during code review checks for potential security flaws and data protection non-compliance. It uses security tools to inspect submitted code paths, ensuring the software meets required security standards before production deployment.

Yes, ensuring code maintainability requires testing and linting tools to validate that new code paths are testable. These dependencies automate the inspection process, checking for errors and verifying adherence to structural quality standards.

Yes, you can automatically check for technical debt when reviewing new features by validating code against D22 and D23 compliance standards. This process inspects file paths and vertical slices to prevent production-level issues.

Automated code review should be used when advancing stories to done in the SDLC, ensuring consistent validation of correctness, security, and testability. It prevents production-level issues by enforcing strict compliance standards that manual inspection might miss.