Closed Edw590 closed 2 years ago
The --version
in the options causes Cppcheck to do nothing and just return its version instead. Hence the error parsing the --xml
output.
The --verbose
option is also unnecessary but does not interfere with the `--xml output.
Wow. I'm dumb, never mind. Sorry to bother you. Thanks though, and thank you for the plugin!
Wow. I'm dumb, never mind. Sorry to bother you. Thanks though, and thank you for the plugin!
No problem. This just highlights that the configuration is awkward and needs to be improved at some point.
Environment
cppcheck --version
): 2.6Expected behaviour
That it would analyze the code normally, which I'm not sure if it does.
Actual behaviour
I'm not sure if it analyzes the code (I don't see any Cppcheck warnings - so not sure it's the code that it's good or the plugin that it's not working), but it throws an error every time it attempts to analyze the code:
Normally this error happens twice in a row, if that helps (a second between each of them).
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
No idea, it happens with any project I open, so I think it's not normal this would happen. Every time I change some line and save, the 2 errors appear again.