As you can see on the last pull request I have been playing around with the commits, sorry for that. I now want to make a single PR per tool and all base them of the current existing repo. In this manner you can add the tools one by one in any desired order or even not add them. If I added them all in a single PR one commit I think it would have been more work. If I am wrong you are more then welcome to tell me :D.
For the ASLint update the two main changes are: I set every warning to error. It because I didnt see any difference between warning and error in the tool. The only difference I did spot is that 3 layers if interface down there is a severity level which I didn't experience as a real difference between either a warning or error. I'll leave it up to you as maintainers to make the decision on how to register them. Also some of the results were labelled to "identified" since no specific output was generated by the tool while running the related testcases I considered this feature removed.
Hi @selfthinker
As you can see on the last pull request I have been playing around with the commits, sorry for that. I now want to make a single PR per tool and all base them of the current existing repo. In this manner you can add the tools one by one in any desired order or even not add them. If I added them all in a single PR one commit I think it would have been more work. If I am wrong you are more then welcome to tell me :D.
For the ASLint update the two main changes are: I set every warning to error. It because I didnt see any difference between warning and error in the tool. The only difference I did spot is that 3 layers if interface down there is a severity level which I didn't experience as a real difference between either a warning or error. I'll leave it up to you as maintainers to make the decision on how to register them. Also some of the results were labelled to "identified" since no specific output was generated by the tool while running the related testcases I considered this feature removed.
Kind Regards,