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In our project for chained if/else/if we would like to have following formatting: if (flag1) { // Do something 1 } else if (flag2) { // Do something 2 } else if (flag3) { // Do something 3 } And forbid following one: if (flag1) { // Do something 1 } else { if (flag2) { // Do something 2 } else { if (flag3) { // Do something 3 } } } Is there some predefined rule in either of listed above static code analysis tools to force this code style? If no - I know there is an ability to write custom rules in all of those tools, which one would you suggest to implement such a rule (not really familiar

I have a project which displays department documentation. I store all the docs (get from database) in a static arrayList. Every X hour, I have that arrayList rebuilt based on the new doc (if any) from the database. There is also a static variable to control to rebuild that array or not, set and unset in a method which does the rebuild task. Each web browser hit the server will create this class's instance, but the doc arrayList and that control variable is shared among all the class instances. Find-Bugs tool complains that "Write to static field someArrayName and someVariableName from instance

I am trying to use the annotations of findbugs 1.3.2. I used the edu.umd.cs.findbugs.annotations.NonNull annotation in a simple test, and it works fine. However, now I have a large project, composed of sub-modules, using maven, and I get the following compilation error by just importing that annotation in some java file: com.sun.tools.javac.code.Symbol$CompletionFailure: class file for javax.annotation.meta.When not found what can be the problem? i tried adding the findbugs dependency in all sub-modules. maybe it is a conflict with jsr305? I see that one of our dependencies uses jsr305 1.3.9.

When I use fingbugs-eclipse plugin or findbugs-ant plugin, there is a confidence option to be set. But according to findbugs document, bugs are given a rank 1-20, and grouped into the categories scariest (rank 1-4), scary (rank 5-9), troubling (rank 10-14), and of concern (rank 15-20). So what is the actual meaning of priority/confidence ? Does it have a relationship for Bug Rank? If so, how to understand? It not, why does findbug define a confidence for every bug ? A rule's confidence measures the likelihood that it has flagged a real bug. Simple rules that use evidence from a single

Is it possible to integrate the fb-contrib library with Gradle's FindBugs plugin ? I've been looking around for a solution for a while but so far I haven't found anything... If it helps, here's the script I have right now. It's a work in progress but the report is generated correctly. apply plugin: "findbugs" task findbugs(type: FindBugs) { classes = fileTree(project.rootDir.absolutePath).include("**/*.class"); source = fileTree(project.rootDir.absolutePath).include("**/*.java"); classpath = files() findbugs { toolVersion = "2.0.3" ignoreFailures = true effort = "max" reportLevel = "low"

I know there is list of bugs, but I would like to have a list with additional information about rank (1 to 20 in version 2.0) or at least about ranking groups (Of concern, Troubling, Scary, Scariest). Maybe I'm missing something, but FindBugs forum does not seem to be active?! Perhaps http://code.google.com/p/findbugs/source/browse/trunk/findbugs/etc/bugrank.txt but I don't know if it is exhaustive ( FindBugs Bug Descriptions has more entries). 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9583953/list-of-findbugs-2-0-bugs-by-rank

I am using Gradle FindBugs Plugin. How can I print reported bugs to console? PMD plugin has a consoleOutput property. Is there a similar property for FindBugs? Opal As you can see here there's no such property or configuration possibility for FindBugs plugin. However it seems that the plugin can be customized in some way. E.g. by parsing and displaying the results. See here and here . This is rudimentary ... but it's a start task checkFindBugsReport << { def xmlReport = findbugsMain.reports.xml if (!xmlReport.destination.exists()) return; def slurped = new XmlSlurper().parse(xmlReport

在Eclipse中插件安装路径： http://findbugs.cs.umd.edu/eclipse 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/CoderRdf/p/11898274.html

Is there a way to exclude Findbugs execution on classes under /src/test/java. I tried the following but it doesn't seem to work. classes = classes.filter { !it.path.contains("**classes\\test\\org*") } Sure. The documentation of the Findbugs extension says: sourceSets : The source sets to be analyzed as part of the check and build tasks. And the example just above shows an example doing exactly what you want: apply plugin: "findbugs" findbugs { sourceSets = [sourceSets.main] } i.e. only analyze the main sourceSet, and not the test sourceSet. For Gradle 4.5.1 apply plugin: 'findbugs' findbugs {