 To ensure your product's code stays simple, readable, and easy to contribute to, you can use GitLab DevOps Platform to analyze your source code quality. Let's see it in action. We'll go to our merge request. In this one, I'm trying to edit the website header. I'm trying to make some changes to the code. So, in the merge request view, we can see that this change triggered a pipeline, the one that is running different scanners to ensure that we don't introduce security vulnerabilities, or impact the code quality. Let's click on the pipeline of this contribution in the merge request view. When we open the pipeline, we can see the different tasks that are being executed, and among them, we have the code quality one. We can see that this task finished, and to the right of the pipeline, we have access to this tab, Code Quality. When we click here, we have a set of quality issues that were found in this merge request, right on the pipeline that is being executed. This gives me the ability to improve and have better code reviews by asking the contributor of this merge request to address and fix these lines that are impacting the quality of code. If we click on one of the lines, we will find that it will take us to the specific line where the code quality is being degraded. In this case, in this function in line number four, you can use this information to ensure that your changes are improving performance rather than degrading it. I am equipped with the necessary information to improve the quality of this merge request. Making part of the code review, the need to address and fix all of the lines of code that are impacting quality. This ensures that the code stays simple, readable, and of high quality.