There are other Apache projects using checkstyle but not sure how. See
the tiles link below.
http://tiles.apache.org/2.0/framework/tiles-jsp/checkstyle.html
For code coverage you can use Clover which is commercial but they give
the free developer license to open source project similar to the
IntelliJ IDEA and it is also used in other Apache projects.
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4/tapestry-contrib/clover/index.html
Thanks,
Raj
Adam Heath wrote:
Ean Schuessler wrote:
Adam Heath wrote:
Sorry, no, it's LGPL.
Do the test suites have to be checked in to the repository? We do use
JIRA for bugtracking.
checkstyle(which is the LGPL thing being discussed) needs to be run on
each developers workstation; that's the best place to have it
effective. If each developer were required to download the library,
then that would be a pain in the ass.
This same reason is why I haven't pushed coverage reports(using
cobertura, which is GPL) more. I am open to other tools, that have a
java-based api I can hook into, if others know of any. But, before
anything gets added to the ofbiz repository, it must be an apache
compatible license. Just saying that it's installed on some other
apache-infra type machine is not good enough, imho.
