self-review-checklist

You can streamline code reviews by applying a standardized pre-merge checklist that validates code quality, testing, security, and documentation standards before integration. This ensures consistent adherence to best practices across your Python codebase.

A Python code quality checklist should include validation for type annotations, docstrings, and import order. It must also verify 100% test coverage, adherence to the AAA testing pattern, and execution of your test suite and linters.

Yes, this code review checklist requires a Python codebase with a suite of tests and linters already configured. It functions as a quality gate to enforce standards rather than generating tests from scratch.

Yes, you can use this pre-commit checklist to enforce security best practices. It includes specific quality gate checks for security standards alongside code formatting, type-checking, and documentation requirements.

The best way to ensure 100% test coverage before a merge is to run a standardized pre-merge checklist that validates test execution and enforces the AAA testing pattern. This verifies your Python suite passes all quality gate checks.

You need linters configured because the checklist validates code formatting and type-checking by executing your existing suite of linters. Without these tools already set up in your Python environment, the quality gate checks cannot run.