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General

• I have read the Contribution Guidelines (TBD)
• Met all acceptance criteria of the issue
• Added meaningful PR title and list of changes in the description
• Opened documentation issue in refarch repository (if applicable)
• Opened follow-up issue in refarch repository (if applicable)

Code

• Wrote code and comments in English
• Added unit tests
• Removed waste on branch (e.g. console.log), see code quality tooling

Frontend / WebComponent

• Added component tests (if component was changed)
• Considered and tested accessibility (if UI change was made)
• Checked / Updated Node.js engine requirements in package.json (if dependencies were changed)
• Tested changes using API gateway

Backend / EAI

• Added integration tests
• Updated database migration scripts (if changes to model were made)
• Added Swagger API annotations (if changes to API was made)
• Checked Spring Boot version matching Camel version in pom.xml (if Camel version was bumped)

Development Stack

• Checked functionality of Docker stack (if Docker stack was modified or images were changed)

Screenshots (if UI was changed)

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