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Automate jpeek analisys with maven plugin #274
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@paulodamaso I like the idea |
@0crat assign me |
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For #274: jPeek maven plugin setup
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@paulodamaso I'm not sure why 0crat assigned me this, maybe you should refuse then out it |
@0crat refuse |
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@0crat out |
@paulodamaso Job |
jpeek
should provide an maven plugin so we could run it automatically on each build.Proposed features:
jpeek-maven-plugin
to be configured on projectpom.xml
file, and will collect metrics on maven builds (similar toqulice-maven-plugin
), saving it from some directory on build pathjpeek-maven-plugin
will allow to set target values from cohesion metrics and will check report files generated on execution. Build can be configured to fail when target values are not metqulice
/checkstyle
/PMD
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