srclib is a polyglot code analysis library, built for hackability. It consists of language analysis toolchains (currently for Go and Java, with Python, JavaScript, and Ruby in beta) with a common output format, and a CLI tool for running the analysis.
Removes the SRCLIB_NO_TOOLCHAINS env var, which permitted srclib store import operations (and other things that depended on already
produced data) even when no toolchains were present. This behavior is
now the standard behavior.
This could make it slightly more confusing if you are trying to debug
why a scanned source unit is not being passed to a grapher (e.g., if
you specify the wrong ToolRef to use to graph the source unit), but it
comes at a significant decrease in complexity overall.
Removes the SRCLIB_NO_TOOLCHAINS env var, which permitted
srclib store importoperations (and other things that depended on already produced data) even when no toolchains were present. This behavior is now the standard behavior.This could make it slightly more confusing if you are trying to debug why a scanned source unit is not being passed to a grapher (e.g., if you specify the wrong ToolRef to use to graph the source unit), but it comes at a significant decrease in complexity overall.