On 10/08/10 4:37 PM, Matthias Bohlen wrote:
Hi,
I am using the code quality plugin that invokes Checkstyle on my
source code. There is a checking rule called "magic number" that I'd
like to apply only to the main source set, not to the test source set.
"Magic numbers" are numbers other than 0 or 1, and the rule says "make
them a static final variable". In test cases, however, I have tons of
those concrete magic numbers for which I do not want to create Java
constants at all.
So, how do I apply different checkstyle.xml configurations files to
the main and to the test source sets?
The Checkstyle task has a 'configFile' property, which you can change to
point to a different configuration file. For example:
checkstyleTest {
configFile = file('config/checkstyle/tests.xml')
}
Another approach, if you don't want to maintain separate config files,
is to switch individual rules off using properties. For example in your
checkstyle config file:
<module name="MagicNumber">
<property name="severity" value="${magicNumberSeverity}"/>
</module>
And in your build file:
checkstyleMain.properties.magicNumberSeverity = 'error'
checkstyleTest.properties.magicNumberSeverity = 'ignore'
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Adam Murdoch
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