On 4/9/13 7:34 AM, Allan LeSage wrote:
* As part of our Jenkins CI program, we're Coverity-scanning merge proposals, and disapproving them upon finding a new defect: https://code.launchpad.net/~mrazik/unico/coverity/+merge/156877 .
As an upstream (wine) that uses Coverity, I'm curious how we can get this sort of feature in the free tier. From what I can tell Coverity just periodically scans our git tree periodically and produces a list of reports.
We have a testbot that scans incoming patches (submitted via mailing list) to measure new defects: in Wine's case this is defined as tests that fail on one of the bot VMs, but if I could invoke coverity directly it could in principle scan an arbitrary patchset.
Do I need to setup some elaborate system of making a new git branch with the incoming patch set and then automatically asking coverity to scan that branch? Or can it be manually invoked with arbitrary patches?
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