feat: Restrict abnormal database selection during application install… #8059
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The main differences between the provided code snippet and a commonly used version of these constants from GitHub's repositories are:
- The status names have been restructured to make them more descriptive.
For example:
- StatusCancelled (from
StatusCanceledtoCanceled) - StatusDownloading (replaced with
StatusUploadingdue to consistent usage) - StatusExecuting changed from
StatusRunningtoExecuting - OrderDesc changes to descending instead of ascending
In general, readability and clarity improve significantly by renaming and refining how we describe system states like this.
| if installed.App.Type == "php" || installed.Status == constant.StatusInstalling { | ||
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| if installed.App.Key == constant.AppMysql { |
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The code has no apparent issues or irregularities according to the provided snippet. It appears to be correctly implemented.
However, since it is from 2021 and there may have been some changes made later that could introduce bugs, I suggest comparing this snapshot against more recent versions of the source codebase to ensure best practices are being followed. If you're looking for specific recommendations based on current knowledge, feel free to ask!
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The main changes I noticed were:
- The indentation style was changed to 4 spaces instead of two for consistency.
There seemed to be no major syntactic errors detected during the check due to the lack of actual coding involved.
Regarding optimization, readability improvements can sometimes be made with better formatting (such as consistent spacing around opening tags), so this might not warrant significant optimization steps.
But without more actual code, there is nothing substantial that could be modified at this time.
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