quodana: setup done

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  • Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Qodana" to run code analysis on pull requests and pushes to specified branches.

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The addition of the qodana.yml file introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow named "Qodana." This workflow automatically runs Qodana code analysis on pull requests and pushes to designated branches, ensuring code quality and consistency without altering public-facing elements.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/qodana.yml	Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow for Qodana code analysis on pull requests and pushes to specified branches.

Poem

In the burrow of code we keep so neat,
A Qodana dance, swift on its feet,
It checks our work with diligence dear,
Ensuring our paths are crystal clear.
Hopping through lines, so quick and spry,
Keeping our code quality high.
Oh, Qodana, in the GitHub sky! 🌟

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Qodana for Python

It seems all right 👌

No new problems were found according to the checks applied

💡 Qodana analysis was run in the pull request mode: only the changed files were checked
☁️ View the detailed Qodana report

Detected 20 dependencies

Third-party software list

This page lists the third-party software dependencies used in project

Dependency	Version	Licenses
Brotli	1.0.9	MIT
PySocks	1.7.1	BSD-3-Clause
certifi	2024.2.2	MPL-2.0
cffi	1.16.0	MIT
colorama	0.4.6	BSD-3-Clause
conda-content-trust	0.2.0	BSD-3-Clause
cryptography	41.0.7	BSD-3-Clause
distlib	0.3.8	PSF-2.0
filelock	3.14.0	Unlicense
numpy	1.26.4	BSD-3-Clause
pip	23.3.1	MIT
pipenv	2023.12.1	MIT
platformdirs	3.10.0	MIT
pyOpenSSL	23.2.0	Apache-2.0
pycparser	2.21	BSD-3-Clause
setuptools	68.2.2	MIT
tomli	2.0.1	MIT
virtualenv-clone	0.5.4	MIT
virtualenv	20.26.2	MIT
wheel	0.41.2	MIT

Contact Qodana team

Contact us at qodana-support@jetbrains.com

• Or via our issue tracker: https://jb.gg/qodana-issue
• Or share your feedback: https://jb.gg/qodana-discussions