The `docker-ci` job is set to run only if the branch is 'main'. Consider if this is the desired behavior, especially for testing purposes. You might want to allow this job to run on other branches ...
Great job on meeting the task requirements and implementing the GitHub Actions workflow correctly! 🎉 While the `docker-ci` job is currently set to run only on the 'main' branch, consider allowing i...
Consider using `toLowerCase()` instead of `toLocaleLowerCase()` unless you specifically need locale-aware case conversion. This can improve performance slightly if locale-specific behavior is not r...
Using `uuid()` for keys in a list can lead to unnecessary re-renders because a new UUID is generated on each render. Consider using a stable key, such as `person.slug` or another unique identifier ...
The `to` attribute in `NavLink` should not include a hash (`#`) unless it is intended for anchor links. Consider removing the `#` to ensure proper navigation.
Consider providing a more descriptive error message or logging the actual error to help with debugging. For example, you could log the error to the console: `.catch(error => { console.error(error);...
The `to` attribute in `NavLink` should not include a hash (`#`) unless it is intended for anchor links. Consider removing the `#` to ensure proper navigation.
The `to` attribute in `NavLink` should not include a hash (`#`) unless it is intended for anchor links. Consider removing the `#` to ensure proper navigation.
The `CENTURIES` array is likely an array of numbers, but `century` is being compared as a string. Ensure that the types match by converting `century` to a number if necessary, e.g., `Number(century)`.
Using `uuid()` for keys in a list can lead to unnecessary re-renders because a new UUID is generated on each render. Consider using a stable key, such as the `century` value itself, if it is unique.
The `PeoplePage` component is used for both the `people` path and the `:personSlug?` path. If `PeoplePage` is intended to handle both cases, this is fine. Otherwise, consider whether a different co...
When throwing an error, it's a good practice to provide an error message to make debugging easier. Consider using `throw new Error('Failed to fetch people data');` to give more context to the error.
Great job on implementing the task requirements! 🎉 Your code is well-structured and meets the core functionality needed for the application. While there are some minor improvements suggested, such ...
According to the checklist, avoid creating unnecessary variables for simple tests. Instead of assigning the result to `ext`, you can directly use `assert len(split_integer(30, 5)) == 5`.
Great job on your solution! 🎉 The code meets all the task requirements and constraints, and the tests are well-structured and comprehensive. While there are some minor suggestions regarding the use...
The `crossorigin` attribute should be set to `anonymous` instead of `use-credentials` when preconnecting to Google Fonts. This is because Google Fonts does not require credentials, and using `anony...
Great job on your submission! 🎉 Your code meets the core requirements and is well-structured. There are a couple of minor improvements you could make, such as using a CSS variable for the blue colo...
In the `deleteById` method, the error message in the `catch` block should indicate that the issue occurred while deleting the book, not deleting a connection.
In the `update` method, the error message in the `catch` block should indicate that the issue occurred while updating the book, not creating a connection.
Similar to the `findById` method, the error message in the `catch` block for `findAll` method should reflect that the issue occurred during query execution or result processing, not connection crea...
The password is hardcoded in the source code. It's a good practice to avoid hardcoding sensitive information like passwords. Consider using environment variables or a secure vault to manage sensiti...
The `deleteById` method is called with a hardcoded ID `3L`. This might not correspond to any existing book ID, especially if the IDs are generated dynamically. Consider using a valid ID from the cr...
The error message in the `catch` block for `findById` method is misleading. It should indicate that the issue occurred while executing the query or retrieving the book, not creating a connection.
Thank you for your hard work on this project! While your code is generally well-implemented, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request:
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