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Code Quality: Remove commented `console.log` statements

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Seit 18.10.2025.

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Beschreibung

Problem

The src/lib/fork.js file contains several commented-out console.log statements that should be cleaned up. These commented lines add clutter to the codebase and should be removed.

Current Behavior

Commented console.log statements are present in the file:

  • Line 24: // console.log("Repo is already forked!");
  • Line 33: // console.log("Repo is outdated!");
  • Line 85: // console.log("Fork is now updated and in-sync with upstream");

Expected Behavior

Clean codebase without commented-out debug statements.

Location

File: src/lib/fork.js
Lines: 24, 33, 85

Proposed Solution

Remove all commented console.log statements from the file.

Lines to remove:

// Line 24
// console.log("Repo is already forked!");

// Line 33  
// console.log("Repo is outdated!");

// Line 85
// console.log("Fork is now updated and in-sync with upstream");

Steps to Test

  1. Remove all commented console.log statements
  2. Test the fork functionality
  3. Verify all forking operations still work correctly
  4. Ensure no functionality is broken by the removal

Additional Context

This is a good first issue because:

  • ✅ Simple cleanup task
  • ✅ Improves code readability
  • ✅ No risk of breaking functionality
  • ✅ Good practice for maintaining clean code

Definition of Done

  • Remove all commented console.log statements
  • Verify fork functionality remains intact
  • Code is cleaner and more readable

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