To integrate pronto into a CI environment (e.g.: Jenkins), it is more convenient to have a checkstyle formatter #24
Conversation
| end | ||
| @checkstyle = REXML::Element.new('checkstyle', @document) | ||
| end | ||
| private :open_xml |
There was a problem hiding this comment.
Please move the private keyword above all private methods to be make it more consistent.
|
👍 Looks really good, just fix that minor quibble 😄 Would love to know more how you're using/intend to use pronto with CI! |
|
The plan is to set up a Jenkins job for our Rails project to run pronto nightly, first with rubocop and maybe rails best practices. We have a dashboard in the office, so from Jenkins it would be super cool to extract that info and display it somehow. That's the plan, and maybe the first step is now done 😄 If I finish it, I will let you know how is it working 😄 |
To integrate pronto into a CI environment (e.g.: Jenkins), it is more convenient to have a checkstyle formatter
|
@gabealmer sounds great, looking forward to hear how that goes 😄 |
No description provided.