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Balázs Tóthfalussy
Engineering Manager, Prezi
Track migration from global CSS to CSS modules.
How far along is the Python major version migration?
What's the status of migrating to React function components from class components?
How many repos contain a config or docs file in a specific directory?
Detect and track which Java versions are present or most popular in your code base.
Which log4j versions are present, including vulnerable versions?
See the breakdown of licenses from package.json files.
Which python versions are in use or haven't been updated?
Confirm that a vulnerable open source library has been fully removed, or the speed of the deprecation.
See how many tests have skip conditions.
What vulnerable log4j versions are present?
How quickly do we notice and remove API keys when they are committed?
How many TODOs are in a specific part of the codebase (or all of it)?
How frequently are there commits with “revert” in the commit message?
How many linter override rules exist?
How many times are deprecated calls used?