Closed cyw3 closed 6 years ago
Yes, lizard will not do the analysis again if the file’s MD5 hash is identical.
On 6 Dec 2017, at 10:16 PM, cyw3 notifications@github.com wrote:
I use lizard to scan the directory of a file "highcharts.js" a nd its copy. https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11549103/33663282-4e1c96a2-daca-11e7-832b-17139a93ed6a.png And i find that the result of lizard just show the CCN of highcharts.js and have not the CCN of highcharts2.js.
After i modify the content of highcharts.js. The result have all CCN of two file.
So, Can lizard detect duplicate code files?
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I use lizard to scan the directory of a file "highcharts.js" a nd its copy.
And i find that the result of lizard just show the CCN of highcharts.js and have not the CCN of highcharts2.js.
After i modify the content of highcharts.js. The result have all CCN of two file.
So, Can lizard detect duplicate code files?