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  • Comment: Eclipse and Maven PMD plugins violations report differ

    Hi, Thanks for the quick response. Here are the requested details: Eclipse: 3.4 (Ganymede) Build id: I20080617-2000 PMD for Eclipse: v3.2.4.v200804111600 PMD for Eclipse Core Plug-in: v4.2.1.v200804111600 PMD for Eclipse Runtime Plug-in: v3.2.4.v200804111600 PMD for Eclipse UI Plug-in: v3.2.4.v200804111600 Maven: 2.0.9 maven-pmd-plugin: v2.4 (...

    2008-07-23 20:57:27 UTC in PMD

  • Comment: Eclipse and Maven PMD plugins violations report differ

    The problem isn't so much that the reports ( it is ), but it is exacerbated by the fact that Eclipse is under-reporting. This causes developers to believe that they have cleared all violations and is ok to commit code to source control. Then maven finds these extra violations and the pmd:check goal breaks the builds. If it had been the other way around ( eclipse over-reporting ) it wouldn't have...

    2008-07-22 16:18:53 UTC in PMD

  • Eclipse and Maven PMD plugins violations report differ

    We use the same ruleset in our PMD and Eclipse plugins. However, the maven plugin reports violations that the Eclipse plugin doesn't. All of the rules in the ruleset have a priority of 1. There are some rules whose priority has bee raised from 1 to 3. The rule reporting violations in maven is one of those. In maven, the plugin has been configured to use the ruleset using a url. In eclipse...

    2008-07-22 15:21:40 UTC in PMD

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