contentstack/contentstack-python · Archived

code-review

Use when reviewing PRs for the Python CDA SDK — public API, Stack, HTTP layer, tests, secrets.

First seen Jul 16, 2026

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$ npx skills add contentstack/contentstack-python --skill code-review

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License LICENSE
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SKILL.md

Code review – Contentstack Python CDA SDK

When to use

  • Reviewing a PR, self-review before submit, or running an automated review pass.

Instructions

Checklist

  • API: New or changed Stack / content-type / query / entry methods documented; contentstack/init.py exports updated if needed.
  • Version: version in contentstack/init.py aligned with release strategy for breaking changes.
  • HTTP: https_connection.py / controller.py changes keep retry and timeout behavior predictable.
  • Tests: pytest tests/ passes; extend tests/ when CDA behavior changes.
  • Secrets: No tokens in repo; config.py remains local-only when it holds real credentials.

Public API

  • Exported Stack, ContentType, Query, asset/entry helpers match README and consumer expectations; contentstack/init.py all stays accurate when exports change.
  • Docstrings on Stack and key public methods when behavior or options change.

Compatibility

  • Avoid breaking Stack.init signatures or method chains without a semver strategy; document migration for breaking changes in setup.py / version.

HTTP / dependencies

  • Changes to requests, retry behavior, or HTTPSConnection should stay consistent with contentstack/controller.py and urllib3.Retry usage in stack.py.

Security

  • No hardcoded tokens in source or docs; no logging of apikey, deliverytoken, previewtoken, or managementtoken.

Severity (optional)

Level Examples
Blocker Breaking public API without approval; security issue; no tests for new logic
Major Inconsistent HTTP/retry behavior; README examples that don't match code
Minor Style; minor docs