Closed samreid closed 7 months ago
I added the lint rule and enabled it for projectile-data-lab. I temporarily enabled the rule project-wide to generate a chip-away report like so:
grunt lint-everything --disable-eslint-cache --chip-away
The result was:
Results from chipAway:
I don't know whether we will want to chip away at this or not. Or maybe just enable on a repo-by-repo basis as desired.
I wrote on slack dev-public:
For Projectile Data Lab, we wanted to make sure each file was annotated with at least one @author annotation. To make sure we didn’t miss anything, we added a new lint rule, described in https://github.com/phetsims/chipper/issues/1414. I also ran the rule across our project to see how our @author coverage was across all our repos. The chip-away report is in https://github.com/phetsims/chipper/issues/1414#issuecomment-1878806624. Should we do anything about this, discuss it in dev meeting, or just enable repo-by-repo (opt in) as desired?
For anyone else wanting to work on fixes... The rule is author-annotation.js, and can be enabled in chipper/eslint/rules/.eslintrc.js
// Each source file should list at least one author
'author-annotation': 'off'
My repos were addressed in the above commits.
After pull we are down to 243 errors here.
Currently at 174 problems remaining across 37 repos. I have done the ones labeled for @samreid, so will self-unassign and I'll add it to the agenda for dev meeting in case we want to discuss further.
I addressed my repos, unassigning.
At 1/18/24 dev meeting, it was noted that all of the remaining cases are @jonathanolson @jbphet @matthew-blackman , so assigning to them to chip away.
I took care of many of @jbphet's repos, there are still 9 to do.
I discovered that @jonathanolson had apparently addressed most of his repos, but didn't tag this issue in commit, and didn't change those repos off in the list.
I addressed all remaining repos, did a pull-all, and saw no errors with grunt lint-everything --disable-eslint-cache
. So I turned the author-annotation
rule on.
Slack#developer:
PSA: I addressed all remaining violations of the ‘author-annotation’ lint rule. The rule is now enabled for all repos. Where
@author
was missing, I used the person who created the file, based on git history.
Slack#DM to @jonathanolson @jbphet @mattpen:
FYI… In localeInfo.js:
IMPORTANT - MUST READ!!! You may modify this file with new locale information. After modifying the file you must take the following steps: 1. Run ./updateLocaleInfo.js, so that the automatically generated files are also update 2. Notify the responsible developers for rosetta, weddell, yotta, and the website that localeInfo was updated.
For https://github.com/phetsims/chipper/issues/1414, all .js and .ts source files are required to have at least 1
@author
annotation. So in https://github.com/phetsims/chipper/commit/4065e2fe8de8377bd25544992c6ffa19573c1d73, I added an@author
annotation to the template in updateLocaleInfo.js, then ran node chipper/js/data/updateLocaleInfo.js which updated localeModuleInfo.js. The comment at the top of localeModuleInfo.js now looks like this:/** * This file is automatically generated by js/data/updateLocaleInfo.js. Do not modify it directly. * * @author automatically generated by updateLocaleInfo.js */
Thanks @pixelzoom for handling to many of these!
From a TODO in https://github.com/phetsims/projectile-data-lab/issues/7, we would like to check that each file has at least one author annotation.