review-code

To review code for architecture compliance and tenant isolation before merging, you can run an automated review against project standards. This checks modified files to ensure code quality, strict tenant data separation, and test coverage adequacy are met.

Tenant isolation verification in code quality assurance is the process of critically checking code to ensure strict adherence to tenant data isolation. It prevents data leakage across tenants by validating data separation boundaries during the review process.

To check REST API patterns and provisioning workflows against infrastructure best practices, review specific files locally. The review validates code against established project standards to ensure architectural compliance and provisioning accuracy.

Yes, you can assess test coverage for unit and integration tests during a local code review. The review evaluates the adequacy of existing tests against project standards to ensure maintainability and code quality before merging.

The limitations of automated code quality checks for project standards include relying strictly on predefined architectural patterns and compliance rules. The review targets specific modified files locally, requiring explicit project standards to function effectively.