Thanks for your answers. @Donation I'm open to everything (except self-publishing and/or maintaining - no time).
If devs think it's good enough to be integrated into the baseline - I would be happy, especially as I like all-in-one solutions in IDEs. If someone wants to take over and release it as separate plugin - I would be fine too. @Jackpot I'm not sure about it's capabilities, so someone who is much deeper into it, might decide, whether the hints could be re-written to Jackpot's language and syntax. -- C. Am Sa., 10. Sept. 2022 um 19:07 Uhr schrieb Eric Bresie <[email protected]>: > Is the proposal to integrate into baseline netbeans code or for it to > remain a separate, independently developed plugin and you need someone to > take over development? > > If wanted to publish, see > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NETBEANS/How+to+get+plugin+on+Plugin+Portal+Update+Center > > Eric Bresie > [email protected] > > > On Wed, Sep 7, 2022 at 2:33 AM Christian Pervoelz <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > 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. > > >
