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fix project settings deprecation #1476

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This pull request introduces changes focused on modifying how various components handle array data, specifically replacing the use of toArray() with slice() in several computed properties. Additionally, it includes updates to model relationships by adding inverse: null options to @belongsTo decorators in multiple model classes. These changes refine data handling and relationship definitions across various project settings components and models.

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File Path Change Summary
app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts Added type-only imports for IntlService and AnalysisModel; removed regulatoryContent getter.
app/components/file-list/index.ts Replaced toArray() with slice() in files and sortedFiles computed properties.
app/components/project-settings/analysis-settings/vulnerability-list/... Modified vulnerabilityPreferences getter to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-collab... Updated orgMembers getter to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-team/... Changed organizationTeams getter to use slice(); added LimitOffset interface.
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/collaborators-table/... Altered projectCollaborators getter to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/dynamicscan-automation... Modified scenarioList getter to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/jira-project/index.ts Updated jiraProjects getter to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/components/project-settings/general-settings/project-team-table/... Changed projectTeamList getter to use slice() and sort by created property.
app/components/project-settings/view-scenario/index.ts Modified fetchScanParameters task to use slice() instead of toArray().
app/models/dynamicscan.ts Added inverse: null to several @belongsTo relationships.
app/models/github-repo.ts Updated project property to include inverse: null in @belongsTo decorator.
app/models/jira-repo.ts Updated project property to include inverse: null in @belongsTo decorator.
app/models/scan-parameter-group.ts Updated relationships to include async: true and inverse: null in @belongsTo and @hasMany.
app/models/scan-parameter.ts Updated lastUpdatedBy and scanParameterGroup properties to include async: true and inverse: null.

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app/models/scan-parameter.ts (1)

25-25: LGTM! Consider reordering options for consistency.

The addition of async: true to the @belongsTo decorator for scanParameterGroup is appropriate:

  1. It enables lazy loading of the related scan parameter group, potentially improving performance.
  2. It aligns with the asynchronous nature indicated by the AsyncBelongsTo<ScanParameterGroupModel> type.

For consistency with the lastUpdatedBy decorator, consider reordering the options:

@belongsTo('scan-parameter-group', { async: true, inverse: 'scanParameters' })

This places the async option first in both decorators, improving readability.

app/components/project-settings/view-scenario/index.ts (2)

59-59: Approved: Good optimization using standard JavaScript method

The change from toArray() to slice() is a positive optimization. slice() is a standard JavaScript method that creates a shallow copy of the array, which is generally more efficient than toArray(). This change also aligns the code better with standard JavaScript practices, improving readability and maintainability.

Consider applying this change consistently across the codebase where toArray() is used in similar contexts. This will ensure uniformity and potentially improve performance in other areas of the application.


Consider applying slice() instead of toArray() across the codebase

The verification found 70 occurrences of toArray() across 33 TypeScript files. To ensure consistency and improve performance, consider refactoring these instances to use slice() where appropriate.

Files to update:

  • app/components/file-list/index.ts
  • app/components/project-list/index.ts
  • app/components/sbom/app-list/index.ts
  • app/components/sbom/component-details/vulnerabilities/index.ts
  • app/components/sbom/scan-report-drawer/report-list/index.ts
  • app/components/sbom/app-scan/list/index.ts
  • app/components/sbom/scan-details/component-list/index.ts
  • app/components/security/project-search-list/index.ts
  • app/components/security/file-search-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/client-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/registration-request-rejected-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/invitation-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/registration-request-pending-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/client-uploads-list/index.ts
  • app/components/partner/client-project-list/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-namespace/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-team/project-list/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-team/member-list/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-team/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-member/list/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-member/list/member-details/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-member/list/add-to-team/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-team/add-team-project/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-invitation-list/index.ts
  • app/components/organization-team/add-team-member/index.ts
  • app/components/modals/org-file-cleanup-list/index.ts
  • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis/table/index.ts
  • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.ts
  • app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts
  • app/components/file-details/api-scan/captured-apis/index.ts
  • app/components/app-monitoring/table/index.ts
  • app/components/app-monitoring/table/store-version/index.ts
  • app/components/app-monitoring/version-table/index.ts
  • app/components/app-monitoring/version-table/countries/index.ts
  • app/components/account-settings/developer-settings/personal-token-list/index.ts
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Line range hint 1-77: Consider a broader refactoring effort

While this change is beneficial, it might be part of a larger effort to modernize the codebase. Consider reviewing other components and services for similar uses of toArray() that could be replaced with slice(). This would ensure consistency across the project and potentially improve overall performance.

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app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-team/table/index.ts (2)

70-70: Approved: Good update to organizationTeams getter.

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good update, likely addressing a deprecation in Ember Data. Creating a shallow copy before sorting ensures immutability of the original data.

For improved clarity, consider extracting the sorting logic into a separate line:

get organizationTeams() {
  const teams = this.orgTeamRecordResponse?.slice() || [];
  return teams.sortBy('created:desc');
}

This separation makes the code slightly more readable and easier to maintain.


Line range hint 1-145: Consider consistent error handling across all asynchronous operations.

The fetchOrganizationTeams task properly handles errors, which is great. For consistency, consider applying similar error handling to other asynchronous operations in the component, if any. This ensures a uniform user experience when dealing with potential network or server issues.

For example, you might want to add try-catch blocks to goToPage and onItemPerPageChange actions if they involve asynchronous operations:

@action
async goToPage(args: LimitOffset) {
  try {
    const { limit, offset } = args;
    this.limit = limit;
    this.offset = offset;
    await this.fetchOrganizationTeams.perform();
  } catch (e) {
    this.notify.error(parseError(e, this.intl.t('errorChangingPage')));
  }
}

This suggestion aims to improve the overall robustness of the component.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-collaborator/table/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 124-126: Address TODO: Implement project exclusion filter

There's a TODO comment indicating that no filters exist to exclude projects in the backend:

// TODO: No filters exist to exclude projects in the backend
// exclude_project: this.args.project?.id,

Consider implementing this filter in the backend to improve the efficiency of fetching organization members. Once implemented, update this code to utilize the new filter.

Would you like assistance in creating a GitHub issue to track this TODO item?

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/dynamicscan-automation-settings/scenario/index.ts (1)

59-59: Approve the change with a minor suggestion for clarity.

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good improvement. It reduces dependency on Ember Data internals and aligns with modern JavaScript practices. This change should maintain the same functionality while potentially offering slight performance benefits.

For added clarity and type safety, consider using a non-null assertion operator if you're certain this.projectScenarios will always be an array when accessed:

return this.projectScenarios!.slice();

Alternatively, for more explicit null checking:

return this.projectScenarios ? this.projectScenarios.slice() : [];

Both alternatives make the intent clearer and could help prevent potential runtime errors.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/collaborators-table/index.ts (1)

62-62: Approved: Good replacement of toArray() with slice()

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good optimization. Both methods create a new array, preserving immutability, but slice() is a native JavaScript method and might be slightly more efficient.

Consider chaining the slice() and sortBy() methods directly on this.projectCollaboratorsResponse for a more concise expression:

get projectCollaborators() {
  return this.projectCollaboratorsResponse?.slice().sortBy('created:desc') ?? [];
}

This change uses the nullish coalescing operator (??) instead of the logical OR (||), which is more appropriate when dealing with nullable values.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/project-team-table/index.ts (1)

61-61: Approved: Good replacement of Ember-specific method, with a minor optimization suggestion.

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good move, as it replaces an Ember Data-specific method with a standard JavaScript method. This improves maintainability and flexibility of the code.

The addition of sortBy('created:desc') ensures the list is always sorted by creation date, which is a good practice for consistency.

For a minor optimization, consider memoizing the sorted array if it's accessed frequently:

@tracked private _sortedProjectTeamList: ProjectTeamModel[] | null = null;

get projectTeamList() {
  if (!this._sortedProjectTeamList && this.projectTeamListResponse) {
    this._sortedProjectTeamList = this.projectTeamListResponse.slice().sortBy('created:desc');
  }
  return this._sortedProjectTeamList || [];
}

// Reset the memoized value when the response changes
@action
reloadProjectTeamList() {
  this._sortedProjectTeamList = null;
  this.getProjectTeamList.perform();
}

This approach would cache the sorted array, potentially improving performance for repeated access.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/jira-project/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-324: Consider further modernization and error handling improvements

While the change to slice() is good, there are a few areas in the component that could be further improved:

  1. Error handling: Consider using error codes or types instead of string comparisons for error messages in setCurrentJiraRepo and fetchJIRAProjects tasks. This would make the error handling more robust and less prone to breaking if error messages change.

  2. Consistent reactivity: The component uses a mix of @tracked properties and classic Ember computed properties (get syntax). Consider fully adopting the Octane pattern by replacing getters with @tracked properties where applicable.

  3. Async operations: There's a mix of async/await and waitForPromise usage. Consider standardizing on async/await for better readability and consistency.

Example of improved error handling:

if (error instanceof NotIntegratedError) {
  this.noIntegration = true;
  return;
}
if (error instanceof IntegrationFailedError) {
  this.reconnect = true;
  return;
}

These changes would further modernize the component and improve its maintainability.

app/models/dynamicscan.ts (1)

Line range hint 15-95: Summary of relationship changes in DynamicscanModel

The changes in this file consistently update @belongsTo decorators by adding inverse: null and in some cases async: true. This appears to be part of a larger effort to optimize or clarify data relationships in the application. Here's a summary of the potential impacts:

  1. Explicit inverse: null relationships may optimize queries and clarify the data model.
  2. The addition of async: true to some relationships changes their loading behavior, which may require updates to existing code.
  3. The scanParameterGroups relationship might need further review to ensure its cardinality is correct.

To ensure these changes are applied consistently across the application and to prevent any potential issues, consider the following:

  1. Create or update documentation explaining the rationale behind these relationship changes.
  2. Develop a migration guide for updating other models and related code to align with these new patterns.
  3. Review and update any affected queries, especially those that might have relied on inverse relationships.
  4. Consider adding integration tests to verify that these changes don't introduce unexpected behavior in data loading or saving operations.

Would you like assistance in creating any of these supporting materials or tests?

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  • app/components/project-settings/analysis-settings/vulnerability-list/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-collaborator/table/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-team/table/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/collaborators-table/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/dynamicscan-automation-settings/scenario/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/jira-project/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/general-settings/project-team-table/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/components/project-settings/view-scenario/index.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/models/dynamicscan.ts (4 hunks)
  • app/models/github-repo.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/models/jira-repo.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/models/scan-parameter-group.ts (1 hunks)
  • app/models/scan-parameter.ts (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (18)
app/models/jira-repo.ts (1)

14-15: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The update to the @belongsTo decorator is a good improvement. Making the relationship asynchronous (async: true) can enhance performance, and explicitly setting inverse: null clarifies the relationship structure.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining why inverse: null is used, especially if it's not immediately obvious why there's no inverse relationship from ProjectModel to JiraRepoModel.

Please ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact how the project property is accessed elsewhere in the codebase. Run the following script to find potential usage that might need updating:

This script will help identify areas where the project property is accessed, which might need to be updated to handle the new asynchronous nature of the relationship.

✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful: No usages of the project property found.

No occurrences of the project property were detected in files importing JiraRepoModel, indicating that the change to make the relationship asynchronous does not impact existing code.

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app/models/scan-parameter.ts (2)

22-22: LGTM! Appropriate use of async and inverse options.

The changes to the @belongsTo decorator for lastUpdatedBy are well-considered:

  1. async: true enables lazy loading of the related user, which can improve performance.
  2. inverse: null correctly indicates that there's no inverse relationship on the User model.

These changes align with best practices for defining Ember Data relationships.


22-25: Summary: Changes improve relationship definitions

The modifications to both @belongsTo decorators enhance the model's relationship definitions:

  1. They explicitly define relationships as asynchronous, which can improve performance through lazy loading.
  2. They clarify the inverse relationship status, aiding in understanding the model's connections.

These changes contribute to a more robust and performant data model. Great work on refining these relationships!

app/models/github-repo.ts (1)

34-35: LGTM! Consider verifying the inverse relationship decision.

The update to the @belongsTo decorator looks good. The async: true option is a good practice for performance, allowing lazy loading of the related ProjectModel.

However, I'd like to draw attention to the inverse: null option:

  1. If this is intentional (i.e., ProjectModel doesn't need to reference GithubRepoModel), then this is correct.
  2. If ProjectModel should have a reference to GithubRepoModel, you might want to define an inverse relationship.

To ensure consistency, let's check if ProjectModel has any references to GithubRepoModel:

If these searches return results, you might want to reconsider the inverse: null option.

✅ Verification successful

Verified: The inverse: null option is correctly set as there are no references to GithubRepoModel in ProjectModel.

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app/models/scan-parameter-group.ts (4)

32-33: LGTM: Improved relationship definition for project.

The changes to the @belongsTo decorator for the project relationship are beneficial:

  1. Adding async: true allows for more efficient data loading, especially useful for large datasets or remote data fetching.
  2. Setting inverse: null explicitly declares that there's no inverse relationship on the ProjectModel, which can help prevent potential issues with bidirectional relationships.

These changes align with modern Ember Data best practices for defining relationships.


35-36: LGTM: Enhanced lastUpdatedBy relationship with proper null handling.

The changes to the @belongsTo decorator for the lastUpdatedBy relationship are well-implemented:

  1. Adding async: true and inverse: null aligns with the changes made to the project relationship, maintaining consistency.
  2. The type declaration AsyncBelongsTo<UserModel> | null correctly allows for null values, which is important for cases where the lastUpdatedBy information might not be available.

This change improves both the relationship definition and type safety of the lastUpdatedBy property.


38-39: LGTM: Optimized scanParameters relationship with async loading.

The addition of async: true to the @hasMany decorator for the scanParameters relationship is a positive change:

  1. It allows for more efficient loading of related ScanParameterModel instances, which is particularly beneficial for hasMany relationships that could potentially contain a large number of records.
  2. This change is consistent with the async loading strategy applied to the @belongsTo relationships in this model.
  3. The inverse option is correctly retained, maintaining the bidirectional relationship with ScanParameterModel.

This modification improves the overall performance and consistency of relationship handling in the ScanParameterGroupModel.


32-39: Summary: Improved relationship handling in ScanParameterGroupModel

The changes made to this file consistently enhance the relationship definitions in the ScanParameterGroupModel:

  1. All relationships now use async loading, which can improve performance, especially for large datasets.
  2. The @belongsTo relationships explicitly set inverse: null, clarifying the absence of inverse relationships.
  3. Proper null handling is implemented for the lastUpdatedBy relationship.
  4. The @hasMany relationship retains its inverse definition while adding async loading.

These modifications align with modern Ember Data best practices and should result in more efficient and maintainable code.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-team/table/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 16-18: LGTM: New LimitOffset interface looks good.

The new LimitOffset interface is well-defined and appropriately typed for pagination purposes. It's a good practice to have this interface for better type safety when handling pagination parameters.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/add-project-collaborator/table/index.ts (1)

70-70: Approve: Efficient array copying with slice()

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good optimization. slice() creates a shallow copy of the array, which is typically more efficient than toArray(), especially for large arrays. This change maintains the same functionality (creating a copy for non-destructive sorting) while potentially improving performance.

The rest of the getter's logic remains intact, ensuring that the behavior is preserved. This update aligns well with modern JavaScript practices.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/collaborators-table/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-162: Overall impact: Minimal and positive

The change from toArray() to slice() in the projectCollaborators getter is a localized optimization that doesn't affect the overall functionality of the component. It aligns with modern JavaScript practices and may offer a slight performance improvement. The change is minimal, clear, and maintains the existing behavior of the component.

app/components/project-settings/analysis-settings/vulnerability-list/index.ts (2)

82-82: Approved: Good improvement using native JavaScript method

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good improvement. It maintains the same functionality of creating a shallow copy of the array while using a native JavaScript method instead of an Ember Data specific one. This change likely improves performance slightly and aligns the code more closely with standard JavaScript practices.

The use of the optional chaining operator (?.) is also appropriate here, correctly handling cases where vulnerabilityListResponse might be null or undefined.


82-82: Verify component functionality after the change

While the change to use slice() instead of toArray() is isolated and should maintain the same behavior, it's important to verify that all parts of the component that rely on the vulnerabilityPreferences getter still function as expected. This includes any templates or child components that might be iterating over or otherwise using this data.

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Please review the output to ensure all usages of vulnerabilityPreferences are still valid with the new implementation.

app/components/project-settings/general-settings/jira-project/index.ts (1)

92-92: Approve the change from toArray() to slice()

The modification from toArray() to slice() is a good improvement. This change:

  1. Maintains the creation of a new array, preventing unintended mutations of the original data.
  2. Moves towards using standard JavaScript methods (slice()) instead of Ember Data-specific APIs (toArray()).
  3. Potentially offers a slight performance improvement as slice() is a native JavaScript method.

The change aligns with modern JavaScript practices and reduces the dependency on Ember Data-specific methods, which is beneficial for long-term maintainability and potential future migration efforts.

app/models/dynamicscan.ts (4)

28-29: LGTM. Consistent approach for user relationships.

The addition of inverse: null to the stoppedByUser relationship is consistent with the previous user relationship changes. This maintains a uniform approach to defining user relationships in the DynamicscanModel.


94-95: LGTM. Verify impact of asynchronous loading for availableDevice.

The addition of async: true and inverse: null to the availableDevice relationship is consistent with the changes made to other relationships in this model. This change clarifies the relationship definition and makes it asynchronous.

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41-42: Verify relationship cardinality and asynchronous loading for scanParameterGroups.

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  1. The property name scanParameterGroups suggests a potential many-to-many relationship, but it's defined as a single belongsTo relationship. Is this intentional, or should it be a hasMany relationship instead?
  2. The addition of async: true implies that this relationship will now be loaded asynchronously. Please confirm if this change in loading behavior is intentional and doesn't negatively impact any existing code that might assume synchronous loading.

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app/components/file-list/index.ts (2)

97-97: Approved: Consistent use of slice() for immutability

The addition of slice() after sorting is consistent with the previous change and ensures immutability of the returned sorted array. This is a good practice to prevent unintended side effects.

Consider memoizing this getter if it's called frequently, as sorting and slicing large arrays can be computationally expensive:

@cached
get sortedFiles() {
  const sortProperties = ['createdOn:desc'];
  return this.filesResponse?.sortBy(...sortProperties).slice();
}

This optimization would prevent unnecessary re-computations when the underlying data hasn't changed.


Line range hint 1-1: Consider refactoring away from observers

The component currently uses an observer pattern for FileCounter, which is generally discouraged in modern Ember applications. Consider refactoring this to use autotracking:

  1. Remove the observer-related code:

    • Delete lines 1, 114-116, and 181-184
    • Remove the observeFileCounter method
  2. Instead, create a tracked property for FileCounter:

    @tracked fileCounter = this.realtime.FileCounter;
  3. Use a getter that depends on fileCounter to trigger updates:

    get shouldReloadFiles() {
      return this.fileCounter;
    }
  4. In the template, use {{this.shouldReloadFiles}} in a strategic location to trigger re-renders when needed.

This approach leverages Ember's autotracking system, making the code more predictable and easier to maintain.

Also applies to: 114-116, 181-184

app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 36-38: Typo in property name and inconsistent use of htmlSafe.

There's a typo in the property name 'descriptionUnescapedd'; it should be 'descriptionUnescaped'. Additionally, unlike other branches in the vulnerabilityDescription getter, this return value isn't wrapped with htmlSafe, which might lead to rendering issues or XSS vulnerabilities.

Apply this diff to fix the typo and ensure consistent use of htmlSafe:

-      return this.vulnerability?.get?.('descriptionUnescapedd');
+      return htmlSafe(this.vulnerability?.get?.('descriptionUnescaped') || '');
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app/components/file-list/index.ts (2)

87-87: Approved: Good use of slice() for immutability

The change from toArray() to slice() is a good practice. It creates a shallow copy of the array, maintaining immutability and preventing accidental modifications to the original data. This approach is more idiomatic in modern JavaScript/TypeScript.


Line range hint 1-214: Summary: Positive changes with room for further improvements

The changes in this file improve the immutability of the files and sortedFiles getters, which is a positive step. These modifications enhance data integrity and reduce the risk of unintended side effects.

Consider the following suggestions for further improvements:

  1. Memoize the sortedFiles getter for performance optimization.
  2. Refactor the observer pattern to use Ember's autotracking system.
  3. Review the use of any types (e.g., in the parseError import) and replace with more specific types where possible.

Overall, the changes are beneficial, and implementing these suggestions would further modernize and optimize the component.

app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts (2)

4-4: Appropriate use of type-only import for IntlService.

Using import type for IntlService optimizes the build by removing unnecessary imports at runtime since it's used purely for type annotations.


7-7: Appropriate use of type-only import for AnalysisModel.

Similarly, importing AnalysisModel as a type-only import enhances build performance by excluding it from the runtime bundle.

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app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts (1)

Incomplete removal of regulatoryContent getter

The regulatoryContent getter has been removed from the FileCompareAnalysisDetailsComponent. However, references to regulatoryContent still exist in the codebase. Please address the following:

  • Integration Tests:

    • tests/integration/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index-test.js
  • Component Files:

    • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/index.ts
  • Handlebars Templates:

    • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/regulatory-content/index.hbs
    • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/regulatory-content/hipaa/index.hbs
    • app/components/file-details/vulnerability-analysis-details/regulatory-content/nist/index.hbs
    • app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/regulatory-content/index.hbs

Ensure that all references to regulatoryContent are removed or appropriately updated to prevent potential issues.

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Line range hint 1-71: Verify impact of removed regulatoryContent getter

The regulatoryContent getter has been removed from the FileCompareAnalysisDetailsComponent. Please ensure that:

  1. All references to this.regulatoryContent within this component have been removed or updated.
  2. Any external code that may have been using regulatoryContent has been appropriately modified.
  3. The removal of this getter doesn't cause any unintended side effects in the application.

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app/components/file-compare/analysis-details/index.ts (2)

4-4: Improved type safety with type-only imports

The changes to import statements for IntlService and AnalysisModel as type-only imports enhance type safety without affecting runtime behavior. This aligns with TypeScript best practices for imports that are only used for type information.

Also applies to: 7-7


Line range hint 1-71: Summary of changes

  1. Import statements for IntlService and AnalysisModel have been updated to type-only imports, improving type safety.
  2. The regulatoryContent getter has been removed from the component.

These changes appear to be part of a cleanup and type safety improvement effort. The removal of the regulatoryContent getter is the most significant change and requires careful verification to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the application's functionality.

Please ensure all necessary adjustments have been made throughout the codebase to accommodate these changes.

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