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Re: [triquetrum-dev] Coverity Scan of Triquetrum
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Interesting. I have no experience with it.
One of the things I like about OpenHub is that it is fairly easy to
compare projects.
For example, comparing Hudson and Jenkins is useful to see which
community is more active:
https://www.openhub.net/p/_compare?project_0=Hudson&project_1=Jenkins
I like static analysis, but a downside is that there are a bunch of
false positive that need to be addressed. The upside is that static
analysis can catch corner cases in multithreaded code that are difficult
to otherwise identify.
Software metrics can be a huge time sink, but I find that they can help
me focus on which files need work. I found the combination of code
coverage and cyclometric complexity to be a good way to decide which
files needed more testing.
I modified the Coverity settings so that it now reports FindBugs
issues. There are now 19 issues reported by Coverity, 16 of which are
from FindBugs.
I think to view the Coverity defects you need to request access. (Erwin,
I invited you via your gmail account). I
Oddly, Hudson
(https://hudson.eclipse.org/triquetrum/job/triquetrum/findbugs) reports
70 FindBugs issues, so I guess Coverity is only reporting issues for the
code that is compiled with "mvn verify".
_Christopher
On 3/5/16 1:04 AM, Erwin de Ley wrote:
Through an announced presentation for EclipseCon France, I found :
http://eclipse.castalia.camp/about.html
Alambic seems to be an open-source service that is also about project
quality & metrics etc. http://castalia.camp/alambic/
If I read it correctly, they originated from the PolarSys Eclipse
community?
Anyone has any experience with them, I see that also EASE is on Alambic?
erwin
Op 05/03/2016 om 01:48 schreef Christopher Brooks:
In the interests of procrastination, I ran Coverity Scan on Triquetrum.
There are only three warnings, which is pretty good
See https://wiki.eclipse.org/Triquetrum/Coverity_Scan
_Christopher
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