Few Changes

[AadiSharma49]

Uses const and let for better scoping and performance.
Optimized array handling with push(...array) instead of push.apply.
Improved date parsing with d3.timeParse for D3.js v4+.

[AadiSharma49]

Optimized

[AadiSharma49]

Uses const and let for better scoping and performance.

[AadiSharma49]

deploy

[anuragoyar]

Potential Risks and Suggestions:

File: site-before-rework-June2015/js/commits.js
Code Snippet: const parseDate = d3.timeParse("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%LZ"); // Adjust format as needed
Comment: The date parsing method has changed from d3.time.format.iso.parse to d3.timeParse with a specific format. Ensure this format matches all possible date strings in your data. The comment "Adjust format as needed" suggests this might need verification before deployment.

File: site-before-rework-June2015/js/commits.js
Code Snippet: if (!reposTab || !Array.isArray(reposTab)) {
Comment: Good defensive programming addition, but consider adding a user-friendly UI notification in addition to the console error to improve user experience when data is missing.

File: site-before-rework-June2015/js/commits.js
Code Snippet: allCommits.push(...thisCommits);
Comment: The spread operator (...) is used instead of push.apply. While this is modern JavaScript syntax, ensure it's compatible with all browsers your application supports.

File: site-before-rework-June2015/js/commits.js
Code Snippet: if (!thisCommits || thisCommits.length === 0) {
Comment: Good defensive check for empty commits, but consider whether skipping repositories with no commits is the desired behavior. If users expect to see all repositories regardless of commit status, you might want to still include them in the visualization with appropriate labeling.

Summary:

This PR modernizes JavaScript code in a visualization component that processes and displays commit data. The changes include:

1. Improved code structure with modern ES6 syntax (const/let, spread operator)
2. Added error handling and defensive programming
3. Updated D3.js API usage (from d3.time.format.iso.parse to d3.timeParse)
4. Better code formatting with consistent indentation

The changes are generally positive and improve code quality. The main risks are related to:

1. Potential browser compatibility issues with modern JavaScript syntax
2. Changes to date parsing that might affect data interpretation
3. Modified behavior for repositories with no commits (now skipped)

Since this appears to be a frontend visualization component and not core Salesforce functionality, the risks are relatively contained. However, thorough testing in the target environment with real data is recommended to ensure the visualization works as expected after these changes.