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//Recommendation to switch to SecureRandom from Random should be found | ||
@RestController | ||
@RequestMapping("/codeant") | ||
public class CodeantController { |
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Suggestion: Rename the public class to match the file name to prevent a compilation error caused by Java's public class naming rule. [bug]
public class CodeantController { | |
public class CodeantController2 { |
Why this change?
In Java, a public class must have the same name as the file it resides in. The file is named CodeantController2.java, but the class is declared as CodeantController, which would cause a compilation error. Renaming the class to CodeantController2 aligns with Java's naming rules and resolves the compilation issue. This change does not alter the behavior of any methods or endpoints. The annotations (@RestController and @RequestMapping) and method bodies remain unchanged. The logger initialization still references CodeantController.class, which compiles because that class exists elsewhere in the project; while it may not be ideal for logging categorization, it does not introduce a runtime or compilation error. Therefore, the improved code is syntactically correct, compiles, and preserves runtime behavior.
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public ResponseEntity<Exception> genericException(){ | ||
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return ResponseEntity.ok().build(); | ||
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Suggestion: Avoid returning the caught exception in the HTTP response and change the response type to not expose internal details, returning a generic error without a body instead. [security]
private ResponseEntity<Boolean> compareString(){ | ||
return ResponseEntity.ok(checkStrings("a", "B")); | ||
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private ResponseEntity<Integer> getRandomNumber(){ |
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Suggestion: Make request handler methods public to ensure Spring can reliably map and invoke them. [possible bug]
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Add demo endpoints under /codeant for testing and diagnostics
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