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Code quality rules list in RPA Hub

View a list of pre-defined rules that RPA admins can set for the RPA developers to follow as a code quality standard.

 Name of the ruleDescription
CQR0011Activity naming conventionInspects if the activities naming convention is as per the defined Regular expression.
CQR0002Empty activitiesInspects if there are any empty activities in the automation.
CQR0005Hard-coded passwordsInspects if there are any hard-coded passwords in the automation.
CQR0009Infinite loopInspects the possibility of an infinite loop sequence in the automation.
CQR0012Nested activitiesInspects if the depth of nested activities is as per the defined value. Activities are nested when you add another activity within the activity. For example, if 'Activity A' calling 'Activity B', 'Activity B' calling 'Activity C', and so on.
CQR0006Startup activityInspects if an activity is marked as the start activity for the automation.
CQR0001Try Catch - Exception handlingInspects if the 'On Error' and 'Error Message' output ports of the Try Catch component are not used in the automation.
CQR0003Unreferenced activitiesInspects if there are any activities that are not referenced in the automation.
CQR0004Unused componentsInspects if there are any components that are not referenced in the automation.
CQR0008Unused plugins or user pluginsInspects if there are any plugins or user plugins that are not referenced in the automation.
CQR0007Unused variables or global objectsInspects if there any variables or global objects that are not referenced in the automation.
CQR0010Variable naming conventionInspects if the variables naming convention is as per the defined Regular expression.

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