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Introduction of Term Analysis Tool 📚 #234

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⚠️ Disclaimer ⚠️

Purpose of Code - Feedback and Concept Presentation

🛑 Important Note: The code included in this pull request has been created solely for the purpose of gathering feedback and presenting a specific concept related to software engineering. It is not intended for production deployment or representing finalized functionality.

🎯 Primary Goal: The main objective is to initiate collaborative discussions and receive valuable insights to refine and enhance the proposed concept.

🚀 Focus Area: Please note that the code might contain placeholders, experimental components, or simplifications. Its primary focus is on conveying the core concept and its potential impact.

🌟 Your Contribution: Your feedback and suggestions are highly valued during this exploratory phase. Your expertise will significantly contribute to shaping the direction and viability of this concept.

🙏 Thank you for your time and valuable input in reviewing this pull request. Your participation is greatly appreciated.

Best regards,
@francescobianco

🚀 Introduction

This pull request introduces a term analysis tool within our codebase to enhance clarity and accuracy in our code. Our primary aim is to establish a consistent vocabulary of project-specific logical terms, enabling our Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline to identify potential out-of-scope, inappropriate, or imprecise terms in future pull requests.

💡 Key Features

  • 📖 Vocabulary Freezing: The tool implements "freezing" of key logical terms, creating a set of consolidated and well-defined terms specific to our project.
  • 🕵️ Automatic Analysis: Whenever a pull request is opened, the new tool performs an automatic code analysis, identifying used terms and cross-referencing them with our frozen vocabulary.
  • 🚫 Issue Reporting: If the tool detects non-compliant or out-of-vocabulary terms, an automatic alert will be raised in the pull request, allowing reviewers to promptly take corrective actions.
  • 🔄 Vocabulary Updates: Project administrators can periodically update the frozen vocabulary to reflect project developments and evolution.

🎯 Expected Benefits

Improved clarity of code due to a common and well-defined vocabulary.
Reduced errors stemming from ambiguous or imprecise terms.
Efficiency in Reviews: Greater focus on project expectations rather than terminology.
Team Alignment: Consolidation of a shared language among team members.

🛠️ Usage

Ensure your branch is up-to-date with the main branch.
Run your code through term analysis.
If alerts are raised, review the feedback and make necessary changes.
Once alerts are resolved, the pull request can be approved.

📌 Note

This implementation marks an important step towards improving code quality and consistency. It strengthens collaboration and aids in maintaining a high development standard. Please feel free to share comments or questions regarding this initiative.

✨ We appreciate each of you for contributing to making our codebase even better! ✨

🔗 For more details, please refer to the Term Analysis Manifesto. Thank you for taking the time to delve into this new tool! Your feedback is invaluable as we continuously refine our development practices.

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