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Is there any software to assist in the code review/audit of an existing codebase? I figured there must be something to help since security audits are relatively common and have the same constraints.
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Curious, can you elaborate more, cause traditionally (still) every dev wishes documentation is up to date, but most probably it isn't. One thing I do in my VSCode projects is add a "extensions.json" that lists all the tools devs need. When they clone, they recommended these ext
I'm being given responsibility of a codebase I have zero familarity with. With poor documentation, a lot of legacy cruft, and not many people left familiar enough to help. I want to understand every single piece as quickly as possible.
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Oh, you want to build a dependency map then use mind map tool to greenify the part you understand
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Ohh that would work! I have no idea about what any review software would do, or how it would work, only what I want it to solve.
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I wish there was a tool that would convert that type of code to a graph (similar to reverse engineering). For C# it exists in Visual Studio, but doing this might make you cry, cause what if the legacy codebase as so much cyclic dependency, then you are going in loops
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Similar to this, when I used to reverse engineer, this helps every reverser.pic.twitter.com/98JUgvazEX
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