reviewing-python

Zero mocking in Python code reviews is enforced by validating that tests use dependency injection instead of patching external behavior. This skill applies adversarial review to reject mocking, ensuring code is merge-ready and standards-compliant.

Adversarial Python code review is a strict process that rejects mocking and verifies ADR compliance. It assesses testing levels, architecture decisions, and security considerations to ensure code adheres to project standards before merging.

Integrating static analysis with ADR compliance checks involves applying tools like Mypy, Ruff, and Semgrep during the review. This skill verifies architecture decisions and dependency-injection requirements across the Python project.

Yes, this Python review skill works with Mypy, Ruff, and Semgrep for static-analysis integration. It incorporates these tools to check dependency-injection requirements and verify ADR compliance during the code review workflow.

Generating a formal report for Python PR checks involves running an adversarial review on the project root. This skill produces a structured review report capturing findings and recommended actions to address blocking issues before merging.

Dependency injection should be used instead of mocking in Python tests when adhering to zero-mocking enforcement and ADR compliance. This skill verifies that testing levels align with the project strategy and reject patching external behavior.