Fix code quality issues #83
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Hey @bradtraversy 👋 Please have a look 👀 |
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Am getting an error of cannot read property findOne of undefined. Can this be outdated |
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Hi 👋
I ran DeepSource analysis on my fork of this repository and found some interesting code quality issues which you might want to fix. Take a quick look at all the issues caught by DeepSource for this repository here
You can also have a look at the configuration file I used for DeepSource Analysis.
DeepSource is a code review automation tool that detects code quality issues and helps you to automatically fix some of them. You can use DeepSource to track test coverage, Detect problems in Dockerfiles, etc. in addition to detecting issues in code.
All the features of the DeepSource are mentioned here.
I'd suggest you integrate DeepSource since it is free for Open Source projects forever.
Using DeepSource to continuously analyze your repository
.deepsource.tomlin this PR, which you can use to configure your analysis settings.