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Since this is updating the checkstyle file, it might be good to correct the broken link in line 8 as well. Current link: https://oss-generic.github.io/process/codingstandards/coding-standards-java.html Correct link: https://oss-generic.github.io/process/codingStandards/CodingStandard-Java.html
Is there any difference between https://oss-generic.github.io/process/codingStandards/CodingStandard-Java.html and the SE-EDU guide? I noticed the former link was last updated in 2018 and I think the SE-EDU version is more suitable.
Is there any difference between https://oss-generic.github.io/process/codingStandards/CodingStandard-Java.html and the SE-EDU guide? I noticed the former link was last updated in 2018 and I think the SE-EDU version is more suitable.
oss-generic is now defunct. Use se-education.org/guides instead.
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Getting there 👍
Minor: the current commit message for v3 2/4:
There are some checks which enforce the Java basic and intermediate
coding standard as well as the Google Java Style Guide. As an example,
the MethodParamPad check ensures that a method or constructor name is
attached to its open parenthesis. The JavadocTagContinuationIndentation
check is for the Google style guide rule that continuation lines for
block tags are indented 4 or more whitespaces relative to the @.
The default throwsIndent value for the Indentation check is 4
whitespaces although the correct value should be 8.
Let's update the throwsIndent value, add the new checks and fix the
HelpWindow file for the JavadocTagContinuationIndentation check.
@yhtMinceraft1010X The justification of the rules can be more systematic. Perhaps revise the first paragraph to justify addition of each rule e.g., refer to the corresponding rule in the SE-EDU coding standard? Alternatively, list which were added on account of the basic rules, which for intermediate rules, which for Google style guide.
You can post the proposed commit message here for comments before updating the actual commit message.
You can post the proposed commit message here for comments before updating the actual commit message.
Here is my proposed commit message for v3 2/4:
There are some checks which enforce the Java basic and intermediate
coding standard as well as the Google Java Style Guide.
The DefaultComesLast check ensures that default is the last statement
for switch. The NoWhitespaceBeforeCaseDefaultColon check ensures
that there is no whitespace between case and the colon or default and
the colon. Both reference the example code for the basic rule on switch
statement form.
The MethodParamPad check ensures that a method or constructor name
is attached to its open parenthesis under the intermediate rule for line
breaks.
The JavadocTagContinuationIndentation check is for the Google style
guide rule 7.1.3: continuation lines for block tags are indented 4 or
more whitespaces relative to the @.
All other newly added Javadoc checks are for the basic rule on the form
of Javadoc comments.
The default throwsIndent value for the Indentation check is 4
whitespaces although the correct value should be 8.
Let's update the throwsIndent value, add the new checks and fix the
HelpWindow file for the JavadocTagContinuationIndentation check.
We can shorten like this (no need to use paragraph form if there is a better format):
Lets update checkstyle rules as follows, and update the code to match.
New rules:
* To match SE-EDU Java Coding Standard (basic):
1. DefaultComesLast
2. NoWhitespaceBeforeCaseDefaultColon
3. ...
* To match SE-EDU Java Coding Standard (intermediate):
1. ...
* To match Google's Java Code Style:
1. JavadocTagContinuationIndentation
Updates to existing rules:
1. Update default throwsIndent value for the Indentation
from 4 (incorrect) to 8 (correct).
Updates to code to match the above:
1. HelpWindow file: to match JavadocTagContinuationIndentation
To add, the explanation of each rule can be in the file itself, rather than the commit message.
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@se-edu/tech-team-level1 for your review please ...
Sorry @yhtMinceraft1010X , I missed this earlier.
Side note: As the four commits seem to be independent changes, I guess we can use 'rebase and merge' (i.e., no merge commit)?
Side note: As the four commits seem to be independent changes, I guess we can use 'rebase and merge' (i.e., no merge commit)?
Yes, a rebase makes sense
Fixes #124
There is one additional check that I wanted to implement: RequireEmptyLineBeforeBlockTagGroup. However, this particular line will fail the check: https://github.com/se-edu/addressbook-level3/blob/865de62540a50cf0690abc36a212eea1e0b4617a/src/main/java/seedu/address/commons/util/CollectionUtil.java#L15-L16
The problem here is that
@see
is treated like any other block tag despite this particular method having no Javadoc description of its own.