On 9/7/22 12:33 AM, Christian Pervoelz wrote:
But as I think, the features are too good to be just thrown away, I'd like to donate the code.
Perhaps they could find a home at https://github.com/mbien/jackpot-inspections
-ernie
Hello everybody, while cleaning up my repos on GitHub I found a plugin I wrote a couple of years ago: https://github.com/ChristianPervoelz/netbeans-java-hints (See details below or in the repo itself) *Function:* Checking some aspects of code quality. - Cognitive Complexity - Statement nesting - too many return statements in a method - too many break/continue statements in a loop *State*: - At least in NB 12.6 it used to work pretty well - worked with Java 14 (and below) *License:* APL 2.0 For some reasons, I don't have the time (and the desire) to create a plugin available via the portal. But as I think, the features are too good to be just thrown away, I'd like to donate the code. How could I do that? Which steps are required from my side? Is it possible at all? Best regards -- C.
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