ref(autopilot): Limit missing integration detector to JS and python

[ArthurKnaus]

For other platforms, we cannot rely on the docs yet to give us the information we need.
Fixed docs URL for python.

[ArthurKnaus]

Moved the query out of the loop

[constantinius]

Looks clean. I like the Q() trick

[shellmayr]

I think this can be simplified - and then all you need to do is iterate over the configs returned:

Suggested change

	platform_filter = Q()
	for prefix in SupportedPlatformPrefix:
	platform_filter |= Q(platform__startswith=prefix)
	projects = Project.objects.filter(
	platform_filter,
	organization=organization,
	).all()
	if len(projects) == 0:
	return
	for project in projects:
	# Get the repository mapped to this project via RepositoryProjectPathConfig
	repo_config = (
	RepositoryProjectPathConfig.objects.filter(
	project=project,
	repository__status=ObjectStatus.ACTIVE,
	)
	.select_related("repository")
	.first()
	)
	# Get the repository mapped to each project via RepositoryProjectPathConfig
	repo_configs = RepositoryProjectPathConfig.objects.filter(
	project__in=projects,
	repository__status=ObjectStatus.ACTIVE,
	).select_related("repository")
	repo_config_by_project_id = {config.project_id: config for config in repo_configs}
	platform_filter = Q()
	for prefix in SupportedPlatformPrefix:
	platform_filter |= Q(project__platform__startswith=prefix)
	# Query RepositoryProjectPathConfig directly with platform filter on the related project
	# This avoids fetching projects that don't have repo configs
	repo_configs = RepositoryProjectPathConfig.objects.filter(
	platform_filter,
	project__organization=organization,
	repository__status=ObjectStatus.ACTIVE,
	).select_related("repository")```

[ArthurKnaus]

Good point!

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Ineffective select_related before values() call

Low Severity

The .select_related("repository") call on line 286 has no effect because it's immediately followed by .values(). In Django, select_related() optimizes access to related model instances, but values() returns dictionaries. Django automatically creates the necessary JOIN for repository__name in the values() call, making select_related() redundant dead code.