Open elefeint opened 2 years ago
Can I contribute in the above issue?
@2021H1030044G You can work on this one. Out of curiosity, are you in the same college class with @2021H1030039G?
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Yaa, we are from same college. We have to do a project for one of our course.
Thanks & Regards, Deepika Makhija
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@2021H1030044G https://github.com/2021H1030044G You can work on this one. Out of curiosity, are you in the same college class with @2021H1030039G https://github.com/2021H1030039G?
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Makes sense. In general, sticking to issues annotated as good first issue will yield better results.
Can you please suggest us some resource to get started with the work on these issue.
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Makes sense. In general, sticking to issues annotated as good first issue https://github.com/topics/good-first-issue will yield better results.
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What additional information do you need that's not in the issue description?
Yeah that will be nice but there's weren't any issues labeled as good first issue.
Thanks for suggestions.
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Makes sense. In general, sticking to issues annotated as good first issue https://github.com/topics/good-first-issue will yield better results.
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Okay, I'll give this a try -- checkstyle is a set of validations that ensure code quality on a project. In case with this project, the codebase switched from Spring style to Google style a couple of years ago. As a result of that, we left some code quality technical debt in the form of these disabled checkstyle rules.
The first thing you'd want to do is check out the project source code -- git checkout git@github.com:GoogleCloudPlatform/spring-cloud-gcp.git
(that will require you to set up certificate authentication per github docs. You may choose any other authentication method, but the checkout command will change slightly).
Once checked out, you'd want switch into the project's directory, and build it to make sure everything works correctly on your machine -- mvn clean install
. Note that you will need Maven and Java installed locally for this to work.
Once that is done, you can start looking into the task. Like the description says, remove <suppress checks="OverloadMethodsDeclarationOrder" files=".*"/>
from checkstyle-suppressions.xml file. Then try running mvn validate
, and seeing the results. Your goal is to iteratively fix the checkstyle failures.
1) Remove
<suppress checks="OverloadMethodsDeclarationOrder" files=".*"/>
fromcheckstyle-suppressions.xml
. 2) Write javadoc to address as many issues as you want to handle at a time. 3) Put the suppression back if any violations remain. 4) Send PR. Rinse, repeat until all missing javadoc is written.