GitLab Duo Workflow use cases

Analyze the UserPermissions class in app/models/user_permissions.rb. Focus on:

1. Current methods and their complexity
2. Performance bottlenecks 
3. Areas where readability can be improved
4. Potential design patterns that could be applied

Provide a summary of your findings and suggestions for refactoring.
Reference any similar refactoring in our codebase if applicable (link existing files if any).
Document your analysis process.

Based on the analysis of UserPermissions, create a refactoring proposal:

1. Outline the new structure for UserPermissions
2. Suggest new method names and their purposes
3. Propose any new classes or modules if needed
4. Explain how this refactoring will improve performance and readability

Format the proposal as a GitLab issue template, including:

- Problem statement
- Proposed solution
- Potential risks
- Estimated effort

Implement the refactoring of UserPermissions as proposed:

1. Create a new file app/models/user_permissions_refactored.rb
2. Implement the new UserPermissions class structure
3. Include detailed comments explaining the changes
4. Update one existing method in app/controllers/users_controller.rb to use the new UserPermissions class
5. Write RSpec tests for the new UserPermissions class in spec/models/user_permissions_spec.rb

Follow our Ruby style guide and best practices for testing.
Document any decisions made during implementation.

Initialize a new Ruby on Rails project for a team collaboration tool:

1. Generate a project structure following our best practices
2. Include recommended gems for development, testing, and production
3. Set up a basic CI/CD configuration
4. Create an initial README.md with project overview and setup instructions

Use our existing Rails projects as reference. Document your decisions and reasoning.

Create an issue template for the core features of our team collaboration tool:

1. User authentication and authorization
2. Team creation and management
3. Task tracking and assignment
4. Real-time chat functionality
5. File sharing and version control

For each feature:

- Provide a brief description
- List key user stories
- Suggest potential technical approaches
- Identify any potential challenges or considerations

Format this as an epic with individual issues for each core feature.

Design an initial database schema for our team collaboration tool:

1. Create migrations for core models (User, Team, Task, Message, File)
2. Define associations between models
3. Include necessary indexes for performance
4. Add comments explaining design decisions

Use our database best practices and naming conventions.
Generate the migrations in db/migrate/ directory.
Provide a visual representation of the schema (for example, using Mermaid diagram syntax).

Create a progress report and next steps plan:

1. Summarize implemented features and their current status
2. Identify any deviations from the initial plan and explain reasons
3. List remaining tasks from the core features epic
4. Suggest a prioritized roadmap for the next development sprint
5. Identify any potential risks or challenges for upcoming work

Format this as an issue with appropriate labels and mentions.
Include relevant metrics (like test coverage and security scan results).

In this project, let's add a new page for users to submit feedback.
The current implementation is in Vue and routes are served from a fastify HTTP server,
located at path/to/fastify/server.ts. The new route should be `/feedback` and serve
a new vue component called `feedback.vue`.

The feedback vue component should have 3 fields:

- User email as an input field
- A dropdown with 5 values to ask how they heard about us
- One textarea for the actual feedback

The dropdown field is optional. There should also be a submit button.
When the button is clicked, show a banner to tell users their feedback was sent.

Please implement:

1. The new Vue component at src/components/feedback.vue
2. The route handling in the fastify server at path/to/fastify/server.ts
3. Any necessary backend API endpoints to handle the form submission
4. Unit tests for the Vue component and API endpoints

The implementation should follow our existing patterns for
form validation and API responses. Reference the contact form at
src/components/contact.vue for styling and error handling approaches.