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View All on GitHubAI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS issue in the `cleanupWarningHandler.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor reported an unexpected value in a box-shadow property (it expects "0 0 8px" but found "0 0 8px 0"). The solution likely involves removing the extra '0' from the box-shadow declaration at line 45 of the CSS file.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicate code found in `Register.jsx` (lines 283-292) and `Login.jsx` (lines 203-212) to eliminate redundancy. This likely involves creating a reusable component or function to handle the common logic.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `waitingRoom.css` (lines 4-12) and `join.css` (lines 19-27) to eliminate redundancy. This likely involves creating a new CSS file or component to house the common styles and importing it into both `waitingRoom.css` and `join.css`.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `questionListPanel.css` (lines 238-245) and `settingsForm.css` (lines 66-73) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This likely involves extracting the duplicated styles into a separate CSS file or utility class for reuse.
AI Summary: Refactor the `profileSettingsModal.css` file in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 188-194 and 365-371. This involves identifying the common CSS rules and consolidating them into a single, reusable style.
AI Summary: The task involves removing duplicate CSS code within the `explanationModal.css` file of a React frontend. The duplicate code spans lines 143-150 and 165-172, as identified by CodeFactor. The solution requires identifying the common CSS rules and refactoring the code to avoid redundancy, potentially using CSS classes or mixins for better organization.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `home.css` (lines 219-225) and `auth.css` (lines 229-235) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This likely involves extracting the duplicated styles into a separate CSS file or component to be reused.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `questionsForm.css` (lines 229-235) and `questionReorderModal.css` (lines 94-100). This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or utilizing an existing one) to house these shared styles, and updating the original files to import and use the new shared styles.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `MultipleChoiceQuestion.css` (lines 200-207) and `TrueFalseQuestion.css` (lines 175-182). This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or using an existing one) to hold these shared styles, and updating both component CSS files to import and use the new shared styles.
AI Summary: Refactor the `metadataForm.css` file in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate CSS code identified by CodeFactor. This involves identifying the three blocks of duplicate code (lines 69-75, 109-115, and 134-140) and consolidating them into a single, reusable style definition.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `settingsForm.css` (lines 341-349) and `metadataForm.css` (lines 524-532). This involves identifying the common CSS and creating a reusable style (e.g., a new CSS class or utility function) to eliminate redundancy and improve maintainability.
AI Summary: The task involves removing duplicate CSS code within the `metadataForm.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate code spans lines 216-224 and 685-693, as identified by CodeFactor. The solution requires identifying the duplicated styles, determining the best location for the code (potentially creating a reusable style class), and removing the redundant instances.
AI Summary: Refactor the `scoreboard.css` file in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 709-717 and 831-839. This involves identifying the duplicated CSS and consolidating it into a single, reusable style.
AI Summary: Refactor the `metadataForm.css` file in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 69-77 and 109-117. This involves identifying the duplicated CSS and consolidating it into a single, more efficient style rule.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `questionReorderModal.css` and `questionBuilder.css` to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the duplicated code snippets (pointed out by CodeFactor), creating a new CSS class or utility function, and updating the affected components to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `MultipleChoiceQuestion.css` and `TrueFalseQuestion.css` files to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or utilizing existing ones) to house these shared styles, and updating the original files to import and use the refactored styles.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `AnswerOption.css` and `questionBuilder.css` files to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the duplicated code snippets (lines 15-21 in `AnswerOption.css` and lines 1289-1295 in `questionBuilder.css`), creating a new, reusable CSS class or function, and updating both files to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated code found in `backend/config/database.js` (lines 178-242) and `backend/config/database_backup.js` (lines 161-225). This involves identifying the common functionality, extracting it into a reusable function or module, and updating both files to use the new, shared code. The goal is to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor the `metadataForm.css` file in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 784-848 and 396-460. This involves identifying the common CSS rules and consolidating them into a single, more efficient style definition.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated code found in `backend/config/database.js` (lines 319-395) and `backend/config/database_backup.js` (lines 244-320). This involves identifying the common functionality, extracting it into a reusable function or module, and updating both files to use the new, shared code. The goal is to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate code found in `frontend/src/components/QuestionsForm.jsx` (lines 101-113) and `frontend/src/pages/CreateQuiz.jsx` (lines 222-234). This involves identifying the common code segment, extracting it into a reusable function or component, and updating both original locations to call the new reusable element. Ensure thorough testing to verify functionality remains unchanged after refactoring.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `questionBuilder.css`, and `metadataForm.css` (lines 182-193 and 669-680) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or using an existing one) to house these shared styles, and updating the affected components to use the refactored CSS.
AI Summary: Refactor the `backend/config/database.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 634-650 and 966-981. This likely involves identifying the common functionality and extracting it into a reusable function or helper method to improve code maintainability and readability.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate code found in `backend/routes/api/quiz.js` (lines 431-444) and `backend/routes/api/questionSets.js` (lines 272-285). This involves identifying the common functionality, creating a reusable function (or functions) in a utility file, and updating both files to call the new function(s). Ensure thorough testing to verify functionality remains unchanged after refactoring.
AI Summary: Refactor the `QuestionBuilder.jsx` component in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 1193-1205 and 1211-1223. This involves identifying the common logic and extracting it into a reusable function or component to improve code maintainability and readability.
AI Summary: Refactor the `QuestionBuilder.jsx` component in the TUIZ frontend to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 42-52 and 520-530. This involves identifying the common functionality and extracting it into a reusable function or component to improve code maintainability and readability.
AI Summary: The task involves identifying and refactoring duplicate CSS code within the `questionBuilder.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. This requires locating the two specified code blocks (lines 1062-1073 and 1472-1483), understanding their functionality, and consolidating them into a single, reusable CSS rule to eliminate redundancy and improve maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate code found in `CreateQuiz.jsx` (lines 238-254) and `QuestionBuilder.jsx` (lines 967-983). This involves identifying the common functionality, extracting it into a reusable component or helper function, and updating the original components to use the refactored code. The goal is to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy.
AI Summary: The task involves removing duplicate CSS code within the `questionBuilder.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor has identified two nearly identical blocks of CSS (lines 1031-1046 and 1441-1456) that need to be refactored into a single, reusable style or removed if redundant.
AI Summary: Remove duplicate CSS code within the `questionBuilder.css` file. The duplicate code spans lines 966-981 and 1342-1357 and should be refactored into a reusable CSS class or function to eliminate redundancy.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend's `questions.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 1009-1022 and 1075-1088. This involves identifying the common functionality, extracting it into a reusable function, and updating the original code sections to call this new function.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend's `quiz.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 94-106 and 232-244. This likely involves identifying the common functionality, creating a reusable function or helper, and replacing the duplicated code segments with calls to this new function.
AI Summary: Refactor the `backend/routes/api/questions.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 902-913 and 995-1006. This likely involves identifying the common functionality and creating a reusable function or helper to reduce redundancy and improve code maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend's `questions.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 452-467 and 563-578. This involves identifying the common functionality, creating a reusable function, and replacing the duplicated code blocks with calls to this new function. The goal is to improve code maintainability and readability.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend's `questions.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor. This involves identifying the three code blocks flagged (lines 125-142, 268-285, and 929-946) and consolidating their functionality into a single, reusable function or method to improve code maintainability and readability.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `frontend/src/App.css` (lines 55-64) and `frontend/src/pages/host.css` (lines 2-11) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This likely involves extracting the duplicated styles into a separate CSS file or component and importing it into both locations.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend `server.js` file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor between lines 618-628 and 692-702. This likely involves identifying the common functionality and creating a reusable function or helper to reduce redundancy and improve code maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `frontend/src/pages/join.css`, `frontend/src/pages/host.css`, and `frontend/src/App.css` to a single, reusable stylesheet or component to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new stylesheet or component to house them, and updating the affected files to use the new, centralized styles.
AI Summary: The task involves removing duplicate CSS code within the `timerCleanupTest.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. Lines 39-46 and 65-72 contain identical code, according to CodeFactor. The solution requires identifying the duplicated code segment and refactoring it to eliminate redundancy, ensuring the functionality remains unchanged.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `App.css` (lines 40-49) and `join.css` (lines 3-12) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This likely involves creating a new CSS module or utility class to house the common styles and updating the affected components to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `frontend/src/App.css` (lines 68-75) and `frontend/src/pages/join.css` (lines 31-38) to eliminate redundancy. This likely involves creating a reusable CSS component or moving the duplicated styles to a shared stylesheet.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `frontend/src/App.css` (lines 79-86) and `frontend/src/pages/auth.css` (lines 105-112) to eliminate redundancy. This likely involves creating a reusable CSS component or utility class to centralize the duplicated styles.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `App.css` (lines 101-110) and `join.css` (lines 84-93) to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This likely involves creating a new CSS module or utility class to house the common styles and updating the affected components to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `join.css`, `auth.css`, and `App.css` to a shared stylesheet or reusable component to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, extracting them into a new location, and updating the original files to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `previewHostControls.css` and `previewModeSelector.css` to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating reusable CSS classes or components, and updating the affected files to use the new, consolidated styles.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `questionBuilder.css` and `metadataForm.css` files to a shared CSS file or utility function to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy. This involves identifying the duplicated code snippets (lines 165-171 in `questionBuilder.css` and 136-142 in `metadataForm.css`), extracting them, and creating a new, reusable style definition.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `questionBuilder.css` and `metadataForm.css` files. This involves identifying the repeated code segments (lines 735-741 and 245-251 in `questionBuilder.css`, and lines 729-735 and 260-266 in `metadataForm.css`), extracting them into reusable CSS classes or functions, and updating the affected components to use these new reusable elements. The goal is to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `questionBuilder.css` and `metadataForm.css` files to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or using an existing one) to house these shared styles, and updating the original files to import and use the refactored styles.
AI Summary: The task involves removing duplicate CSS code within the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate code spans lines 497-506 and 556-565, as identified by CodeFactor. The solution requires identifying the duplicated styles, refactoring them into reusable CSS classes or functions, and updating the affected parts of the `dashboard.css` file to use the refactored code.
AI Summary: Refactor duplicate CSS code found in `metadataForm.css` and `questionBuilder.css` files to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating a new CSS file (or component-specific styles) to house them, and updating the original files to import and use the refactored styles.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicated CSS code found in `metadataForm.css` and `questionBuilder.css` to eliminate redundancy and improve code maintainability. This involves identifying the common CSS rules, creating reusable CSS classes or components, and updating the affected files to use the new, consolidated styles.
AI Summary: Refactor the duplicate code found in `frontend/src/utils/scoringSystem.js` and `backend/utils/scoringSystem.js` (lines 21-123 and 21-124 respectively) to eliminate redundancy. This likely involves creating a shared utility function or module that can be imported by both the frontend and backend, ensuring consistency and maintainability.
AI Summary: Refactor the backend server.js file to eliminate duplicate code identified by CodeFactor. This involves identifying the three code blocks flagged (lines 619-628, 693-702, and 894-903) and creating a reusable function or method to replace the duplicated logic. The refactoring should maintain functionality and improve code readability and maintainability.
AI Summary: The task involves identifying and refactoring duplicate CSS code within the `questionBuilder.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate code spans lines 986-993 and 1362-1369, as reported by CodeFactor. The goal is to eliminate the redundancy, improving code maintainability and reducing file size.
AI Summary: The task is to resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.loading-state' found in the `frontend/src/pages/dashboard.css` file. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (at line 1188) and either removing the redundant one or refactoring the CSS to avoid the duplication, ensuring the functionality remains intact.
AI Summary: The task involves resolving a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate selector ".empty-state p" is identified at line 907, and needs to be removed or refactored to avoid conflicts and ensure proper styling.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `dashboard.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The issue is a duplicate `.empty-state h3` selector, first defined on line 333 and repeated on line 901. The task involves identifying the redundant selector and either removing the duplicate or adjusting the CSS to avoid the conflict.
AI Summary: The task involves updating a specific line (line 4) within a Yarn configuration file located in the backend directory's unusual path ('UsersashisAppDataRoamingnpm\yarnpkg'). The update requires replacing legacy backtick notation (`...`) with the recommended $(...) notation for shell command execution. This is likely a minor code style improvement flagged by a code analysis tool.
AI Summary: The task involves updating a specific line (line 7) within a yarn file located in a user's AppData directory within the backend folder of the TUIZ project. The update requires changing the legacy backtick notation for command substitution to the more modern $(...) notation. This is likely a minor code style change flagged by a code analysis tool.
AI Summary: The task involves updating a single line of code in the backend's yarn file (located at backend\Users\ashis\AppData\Roaming\npm\yarn:4) to replace legacy backtick notation with the recommended $(...) notation for shell commands. This is a minor code style fix identified by CodeFactor.
AI Summary: The task is to investigate why the `questionType` variable is defined but not used in the `QuestionFormatAdapter.js` file within the backend of the TUIZ project. This likely involves reviewing the code around line 199 to determine if the variable is unnecessary or if there's a logic error preventing its use. If unnecessary, it should be removed; otherwise, the code needs to be corrected to utilize the variable appropriately.
AI Summary: The task is to fix a linting error in the `ImagePreloader.js` file of the frontend code. The error indicates that a variable named `reject` is declared but never used. The solution likely involves either removing the unused `reject` variable or modifying the code to utilize it appropriately within the promise handling logic of the image preloading function.
AI Summary: The task involves updating a specific line (line 7) within a Yarn configuration file located in the backend directory's `UsersashisAppDataRoamingnpm/yarnpkg` path. The update requires replacing legacy backtick notation (`...`) with the recommended $(...) notation for shell command execution, as suggested by CodeFactor for improved code quality and maintainability.
AI Summary: Debug and fix a regular expression error in the backend's SecurityUtils.js file (line 22) that's causing 'Unexpected control character(s) in regular expression: \x00, \x1f.' This involves identifying the problematic characters (likely null or unit separator characters) within the regex, understanding their source, and correcting the regex to handle them appropriately or prevent their inclusion. The goal is to resolve the CodeFactor issue and ensure the security utility functions work correctly.
AI Summary: The task is to investigate and resolve a linting error in the backend server.js file (line 484) flagged by CodeFactor. The error indicates a variable named 'next' is declared but never used. The solution likely involves either removing the unused variable or correcting the code to utilize it appropriately.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.radio-group' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ React frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (at lines 371 and 778) and either removing the redundancy or adjusting the CSS to ensure specificity and avoid conflicts.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ React frontend. The duplicate selector ".radio-option input[type="radio"]" is causing a code style issue flagged by CodeFactor. The task involves identifying and removing the redundant selector at line 802 of the CSS file, ensuring the functionality remains unchanged.
AI Summary: The task involves resolving a CSS selector duplication issue in the `metadataForm.css` file of a React frontend. The duplicate selector `.radio-option:hover` is causing a code quality warning. The solution likely involves removing the redundant selector from line 797, ensuring the remaining selector achieves the desired styling for the radio option hover effect. Thorough testing is needed to confirm functionality after the change.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.radio-option' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (first instance at line 396, second at line 784) and either removing the redundancy or adjusting the CSS to ensure specificity and avoid conflicts.
AI Summary: The task is to resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. The duplicate selector ".radio-option input[type="radio"]:checked + .radio-custom::after" is causing a conflict, and needs to be removed or refactored to ensure the CSS works correctly without redundancy. This likely involves inspecting the CSS rules around line 433 and line 821 to understand their purpose and consolidate them.
AI Summary: The task is to resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `metadataForm.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate selector ".radio-option input[type="radio"]:checked + .radio-custom" is causing a conflict and needs to be removed or refactored to ensure the CSS works correctly. The location of the duplicate selector is identified in the CodeFactor report.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.radio-custom' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ React frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (line 806), determining its purpose, and either removing the redundancy or adjusting the CSS to avoid the conflict.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.upload-content' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The duplicate selector is flagged by CodeFactor and is located at line 703, with the first instance at line 234. The task involves identifying the redundant selector and either removing the duplicate or refactoring the CSS to avoid the duplication, ensuring the functionality of the upload content remains unchanged.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.field-error' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (starting at line 188 and again at line 675) and either removing the redundancy or adjusting the CSS to avoid the conflict, ensuring the styling remains consistent and functional.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.input-hint' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (located at line 668 according to CodeFactor), understanding its purpose, and either removing the redundancy or refactoring the CSS to avoid the conflict.
AI Summary: The task is to fix a duplicate CSS selector ".radio-content" in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. The duplicate selector is found on line 833, and the first instance is on line 445. The solution likely involves removing the redundant selector or refactoring the CSS to avoid the duplication, ensuring the styling remains consistent.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.upload-hint' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (located at line 722, according to CodeFactor), determining which instance is redundant, and removing or modifying it to ensure the CSS is valid and functions correctly.
AI Summary: The task is to fix a duplicate CSS selector ".upload-text" in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. The duplicate selector is identified at line 715, and the first instance is at line 246. The solution likely involves removing or renaming one of the duplicate selectors to ensure CSS specificity and avoid unexpected styling conflicts.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.upload-icon' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (located at line 710, according to CodeFactor), understanding its purpose, and either removing the duplicate or refactoring the CSS to avoid the duplication, ensuring the functionality remains unchanged.
AI Summary: The task is to resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `quiz.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. The duplicate selector ".quiz-feedback.correct" is causing a conflict, and needs to be refactored to ensure unique selectors. This likely involves reviewing the CSS rules associated with this selector and potentially renaming or restructuring them to eliminate the duplication.
AI Summary: The task involves resolving a duplicate CSS selector, '.image-preview', identified by CodeFactor in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ React frontend. This likely requires inspecting lines 300 and 739 of the CSS file to identify and correct the redundancy, potentially by renaming one of the selectors or merging their styles.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.file-input' in the `metadataForm.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector at line 728 and either removing the redundancy or modifying the selectors to ensure uniqueness and prevent CSS conflicts.
AI Summary: The task involves resolving a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `scoreboard.css` file of a React frontend for a real-time quiz application. The duplicate selector ".rank-change" is causing a conflict, and needs to be refactored or removed to ensure the CSS functions correctly. This likely involves identifying the purpose of the duplicate selector and either removing the redundancy or adjusting the CSS to avoid the conflict.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.player-accuracy' in the `scoreboard.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The duplicate selector is causing a code quality issue flagged by CodeFactor and needs to be removed or refactored to ensure the CSS is valid and efficient.
AI Summary: The task is to fix a duplicate CSS selector ".quiz-feedback" in the `frontend/src/pages/quiz.css` file. The duplicate selector is identified at line 397, and the first instance is at line 122. The solution likely involves removing or refactoring one of the duplicate selectors to ensure CSS specificity and avoid unexpected styling conflicts.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `quiz.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The CodeFactor report indicates a duplicate `.quiz-feedback.wrong` selector, first defined on line 141 and repeated on line 408. The task involves identifying the redundant selector and either removing it or adjusting the CSS rules to avoid the duplication, ensuring the styling remains consistent.
AI Summary: The task is to resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `scoreboard.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. The duplicate selector ".confetti-piece" is causing a conflict, and needs to be refactored to remove the redundancy. This likely involves identifying the duplicated styles and merging or removing one instance of the selector.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.confetti' in the `scoreboard.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (starting at line 77 and again at line 914), understanding its purpose, and either removing the redundancy or refactoring the CSS to avoid the conflict.
AI Summary: The task is to fix a duplicate selector ".accuracy" in the `scoreboard.css` file of the TUIZ project's frontend. CodeFactor identified the duplicate at line 893, with the first instance at line 420. The solution likely involves removing the redundant selector or renaming one of them to ensure CSS specificity and avoid conflicts.
AI Summary: The task involves resolving a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend application. The duplicate selector ".empty-state" is causing a conflict, and needs to be refactored to ensure unique selectors and prevent unexpected styling behavior. This likely involves identifying the duplicated style rules and merging or renaming them to resolve the conflict reported by CodeFactor.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor detected an unexpected padding value ('0 1rem 1rem 1rem' instead of '0 1rem 1rem'). The solution likely involves adjusting the padding property of a specific CSS selector on line 607 to correct the value.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor flagged a discrepancy in box-shadow values, specifically '0 0 0.5rem 0' which should be '0 0 0.5rem'. The fix likely involves a simple adjustment of the box-shadow property in the CSS code.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a CSS padding issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor identified an inconsistency in padding values (expected '0 2rem 1rem' but found '0 2rem 1rem 2rem') at line 936. The solution likely requires adjusting the padding property to the correct value, ensuring consistent spacing in the dashboard UI.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor style issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor reported an inconsistency in box-shadow values (specifically, an extra '0' in the horizontal offset). The fix likely requires removing the extra '0' from the `box-shadow` property at line 748 of `dashboard.css` to correct the reported style discrepancy.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `timerCleanupTest.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The duplicate selector ".test-button:disabled" appears at lines 56 and 216, causing a code style warning. The task involves identifying and removing the redundant selector to clean up the CSS code.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS issue in the `questionBuilder.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor detected an unexpected value in a margin property (specifically, `2rem auto 1rem auto` instead of `2rem auto 1rem`). The fix likely requires adjusting the CSS rule at line 1251 to correct the margin value.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS issue in the `questionBuilder.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor reported an unexpected value in a margin property (line 1210). The fix likely requires adjusting the margin value from `0 auto 1rem auto` to `0 auto 1rem` to resolve the style discrepancy.
AI Summary: The task involves fixing a minor CSS formatting issue in the `dashboard.css` file of a React frontend. CodeFactor detected an inconsistency in padding values (specifically, an extra `0` in `0.5rem 0 1rem 0`), requiring removal of the extra `0` to maintain consistency and improve code quality.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector '.profile-modal' in the `profileSettingsModal.css` file of the TUIZ React frontend. This involves identifying the duplicate selector (line 53, according to CodeFactor) and either removing the redundancy or renaming one of the selectors to ensure uniqueness and prevent CSS conflicts.
AI Summary: Resolve a duplicate CSS selector issue in the `createQuiz.css` file of the TUIZ frontend. The `.nav-button.secondary` selector is defined twice, once at line 207 and again at line 227. The task involves identifying the redundant selector and removing or modifying it to ensure the CSS is valid and functions correctly.