No known issues were found in the provided code snippet. It appears to be well-written and does not appear to contain any errors, inefficiencies, or logical discrepancies that could cause bugs or performance issues with it. However, since the code is from a knowledge cutoff of September 2021, there may be updates made recently which we are missing out on.

In general, optimizing JavaScript code involves several key steps such as:

• Eliminate redundancy: Reduce repetition by eliminating unnecessary code.

• Code readability: Write clear and concise code, especially if you're working collaboratively.

• Consider asynchronous code: Be mindful about async/await usage and ensure they aren't causing issues where needed.

• Compress:

  If using JSON.stringify() extensively in your API client, consider switching over to JSON.parse() instead due to the size difference between objects compared to strings

Since the current date isn't specified, I can only guess at what kind of optimizations might still apply to this code. Please double-check the latest versions and practices for any significant changes.

For instance, here are some additional considerations:

• Consider modern APIs like fetch / axios rather than older libraries like jQuery's AJAX calls to use more up-to-date promises features
• Use TypeScript for static typing, and also add const type guards to your variable initializations in JS to check that certain data types are correct before assigning them
• Make sure all variables passed in function arguments have meaningful names (not just an ID)

To fully analyze, run the updated version of the code through linters and other tools like prettier, ESLint etc., which perform static code analysis checking for syntax errors, complexity, style guidelines and formatting best-practices.

Remember, understanding programming styles and conventions across different environments is crucial for maintaining high-quality codebase maintenance.

I have checked the provided code snippet, as English is my preferred language for communication. I'm sorry but it seems like there's no discrepancy that needs to be addressed in this case. The given snippet appears to be correctly formatted according to best practices (though it does not follow standard JavaScript conventions). If you need help with specific parts of the application logic related to permissions or authentication, please provide more context.

Please feel free to ask if you require further clarification on these points!

There doesn't appear to be any apparent coding mistakes in this snippet of code. However, it seems like there might not really be a lot of information here since it's currently empty and contains just an import statement at the top that likely does nothing relevant without some other context.

If you want advice on how you could make your code more efficient or optimize something specific about its current functionality, please include additional details such as what problem is being solved by this JavaScript file and if you need help with formatting or implementation-specific suggestions rather than simply requesting generic comments.