-
stability to even
large refactors when
performed with a
single atomic commit. A
common strategy to
allow safe and
atomic refactors spanning multiple projects...
- If any fail, fix
failing tests with
minimal changes until all p****. 6.
Refactor as
needed while ensuring all
tests continue to p**** Code is refactored...
-
based on
three dimensions: strength,
which measures the
effort required to
refactor or
modify the dependency; locality,
which considers how
physically or logically...
- context-specific
input validation)
serve as a
launching point for a
broader refactor of
monolithic or tightly-coupled
systems in
favor of more loosely-coupled...
- interfaces. ISP is
intended to keep a
system decoupled and thus
easier to
refactor, change, and redeploy. ISP is one of the five
SOLID principles of object-oriented...
-
based on
three dimensions: strength,
which measures the
effort required to
refactor or
modify the dependency; locality,
which considers how
physically or logically...
- that is
difficult to remove. Similarly, such code
becomes difficult to
refactor or
replace due to
dependencies that
arise over time,
necessitating the...
- Rule of
three ("Three
strikes and you
refactor") is a code
refactoring rule of
thumb to
decide when
similar pieces of code
should be
refactored to avoid...
-
control in
Python —
Dependency Injector 4.36.2 do****entation". "How to
Refactor for
Dependency Injection, Part 3:
Larger Applications". "A
quick intro...
-
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certificate "swisscomrootevca2" (security-libs/java.security)
Refactor existing providers to
refer to the same
constants for
default values for...
