The Solution. For Projects: #check all pool objects system.commands["project", "buildactiveapp"] #run static analysis system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() For Libraries: #check all pool objects system.commands["project", "buildactiveapp"] #run static analysis system.commands["staticanalysis", "runforlibrary"].execute()
The Solution. For Projects: #check all pool objects system.commands["project", "buildactiveapp"] #run static analysis system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() For Libraries: #check all pool objects system.commands["project", "buildactiveapp"] #run static analysis system.commands["staticanalysis", "runforlibrary"].execute()
Derzeit arbeite ich daran, statische Codeanalyse in unsere (CI/CD)-Pipeline zu integrieren. Konkret habe ich die statische Codeanalyse erfolgreich für .project-Typen durchgeführt, und sie funktioniert einwandfrei. Allerdings habe ich Schwierigkeiten bei der Ausführung derselben für .library-Typen festgestellt. Hierbei habe ich zwei Methoden ausprobiert: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application...
"Derzeit arbeite ich daran, statische Codeanalyse in unsere (CI/CD)-Pipeline zu integrieren. Konkret habe ich die statische Codeanalyse erfolgreich für .project-Typen durchgeführt, und sie funktioniert einwandfrei. Allerdings habe ich Schwierigkeiten bei der Ausführung derselben für .library-Typen festgestellt. Hierbei habe ich zwei Methoden ausprobiert: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application...
Currently, I am working on integrating static code analysis into our CI/CD pipeline. Specifically, I have successfully performed static code analysis for .project types, and it works flawlessly. However, I have encountered difficulties in executing the same for .library types. In this regard, I have tried two methods: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application...
"Derzeit arbeite ich daran, statische Codeanalyse in unsere (CI/CD)-Pipeline zu integrieren. Konkret habe ich die statische Codeanalyse erfolgreich für .project-Typen durchgeführt, und sie funktioniert einwandfrei. Allerdings habe ich Schwierigkeiten bei der Ausführung derselben für .library-Typen festgestellt. Hierbei habe ich zwei Methoden ausprobiert: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application...
Derzeit arbeite ich daran, statische Codeanalyse in unsere (CI/CD)-Pipeline zu integrieren. Konkret habe ich die Statisch Code Analyse erfolgreich für .project-Typen ausgeführt, und sie funktioniert einwandfrei. Jedoch habe ich Schwierigkeiten bei der Ausführung derselben für .library-Typen festgestellt. Hier habe ich zwei Methoden ausprobiert: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application...
Hallo Martin, Thank you so much for the Code example. It works really fine for .porject Types. However, I encountered a challenge when attempting to apply it to .library Types. I also tried the option to "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run static code analysis app.generate_code() Could you please offer any insights into why this might...
Hallo Martin, Thank you so much for the Code example. It works really fine for .porject Types. However, I encountered a challenge when attempting to apply it to .library Types. I also tried the option to "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run static code analysis app.generate_code() Could you please offer any insights into why this might...
Hallo Martin, Thank you so much for the Code example. It works really fine for .porject Types. However, I encountered a challenge when attempting to apply it to .library Types. I also tried the option to "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run static code analysis app.generate_code() Could you please offer any insights into why this might...
Hallo Martin, Thank you so much for the Code example. It works really fine for .porject Types. However, I encountered a challenge when attempting to apply it to .library Types. I also tried the option to "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run static code analysis app.generate_code() Could you please offer any insights into why this might...
Hallo Martin, Thank you so much for the Code example. It works really fine for .porject Types. However, I encountered a challenge when attempting to apply it to .library Types. I also tried the option to "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run static code analysis app.generate_code() Could you please offer any insights into why this might...
I've already experimented with two methods, but unfortunately, they only function with projects of type *.project. Consequently, when executing: system.commands["staticanalysis", "run"].execute() For the 2nd Option: You'll need to ensure that in the Static Analysis Settings, the option "Perform static analysis automatically after compilation" is checked. # get Project values myProject = projects.primary # Creates an active application app = myProject.active_application # build Application and run...