Probably everyone know about the backdoor, nasty security problem in xz discovered yesterday.
What would CodeReviewBot say about such code?
It would find it dangerous: codereviewbot.ai/code-review…
The dos and don'ts of code review with 5 bonus tips
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Don't be a jerk.
Code reviews can be tense, but it's important to stay professional and respectful. (8/9)
Don't be afraid to ask questions.
If you don't understand something, ask the author for clarification. (6/9)
Don't just skim the code.
Take the time to read the code carefully and understand what it does. (5/9)
Do: Follow up on feedback.
If the author makes changes to their code, make sure to review the changes and provide feedback on the changes. (4/9)
Do: Be respectful of the author's work.
Remember that the author has put a lot of time and effort into their code, so be respectful of their work even if you disagree with their approach. (3/9)
Do: Give feedback in a constructive way
Be specific about what you see as a problem, and offer suggestions for how it could be improved. (2/9)
Do: Look for potential problems.
This includes things like bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and code that is difficult to understand or maintain. (1/9)
The Importance of Code Review: Best Practices for Ensuring Code Quality
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