Closed LjMario007 closed 4 years ago
Also, should we use Codacy or CodeFactor for code quality checking?
I have no preference in terms of provider. Look into GitHub Actions, I think it was (at least kind of) designed to help with this sort of QA check. Another option is Code Climate for Quality, which grades protects' code on a scale from A+ (great) to F (horrible); it's free for open-source projects.
I attempted to make an Action to automatically format the code with Black, but it didn't really work. Currently both Codacy and CodeFactor are enabled, and I have another tool enabled to automatically check that the correct code style is used in all pull requests, and then automatically make another pull request with the style fixed(if necessary).
That sounds complicated. I wonder if there's a way to simplify the process?
I'll think I'll just tun off CodeFactor, and just use Codacy for code quality, and Restlyled.io for checking pull requests.
Codacy seems to be able to check PRs, too. What's the advantage to also using Restyled.io? Does Codacy apply fixes automatically?
Restyled.io just checks code formatting, but can automatically fix the issues it finds, whereas Codacy can find much more issues, but can't automatically fix them.
Okay. At some point Soon™ I'll take a look at the settings for both to see if we can get them to play nicely together.
While using the bot it is doing way more searches than necessary I have it set to 32 max for PC and it will do to many and makes it take like 20 minutes to do my account.
Hey all, I originally forked this repo from @xMNG just to make a couple customizations for my own use, but I'm more than happy to have it serve as the main repo, considering that @xMNG deleted the original repository. As per this pull request, I added @andrewjmetzger as a collaborator, and I think I'll maybe turn on some CI/code quality stuff as well. I don't know why issues were turned off; they're on now. Do y'all have any other suggestions or ideas?