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New Feature
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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None
Checkstyle warnings generally arise because a developer is running an auto format that is not in sync with a project's standard, or they are choosing not to format.
The current checkstyle analysis tend to display where warnings are, but not where they come from. What I would like is to see is a 'Warnings By User' analysis (user is the commit user).
Then you can easily see who's IDE is out of whack, or who's being slack - even if that's happens to be me
Example:
Warnings by User
- mjackson: 23 warnings
- jsmith: 1,634 warnings
- jdoe: 432 warning
New Warnings by User (build #30)
- jsmith: 84 warnings
- jdoe: 4 warnings
Cheers for listening.
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JENKINS-46641 Git Blame kills slave (memory overload)
- Resolved
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JENKINS-13056 Obtain reference build from SCM/Trigger
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JENKINS-24705 Display task author from SVN or other tool
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JENKINS-47269 Option to disable logging doesn't work Git Blamer
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JENKINS-47268 Warnings contain no filename
- Resolved