Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 55: Assignment to constant#60
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Potential fix for https://github.com/vectorMindsAI/vectorMindsAI-v0/security/code-scanning/55
In general, to fix “assignment to constant” issues, you either (1) stop reassigning the constant and rely on the original value, or (2) change the declaration from
constto a reassignable binding such aslet—but only if the design truly requires mutation. Here, thecurrentDatavalue is read once fromreq.json()and used to constructenrichedData; there is no need to re-read or reassign it. The second destructuring on line 10 is redundant and invalid as written (missingconst/let/varand trying to reassign aconst).The best minimal fix that preserves existing behavior is to remove the duplicate
const { currentData } = await req.json()line entirely and keep the original destructuringconst { city, currentData } = await req.json(). This way,currentDatais read once, remains a constant, and is then used later when buildingenrichedData. No imports, additional methods, or other definitions are needed; only the single spurious assignment line should be deleted inapp/api/enrich/route.ts.Suggested fixes powered by Copilot Autofix. Review carefully before merging.