Add LGTM code quality badges #320
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I used landscape.io before but didn't particularly like it. I will give your service a try. Does it support C as well as Python? Is it ok with multiple languages in one repo? |
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Hello @remram44 Thanks for this feedback. Yes we support C and C++: supported languages If there are multiple languages in one repo, all of them are analysed: https://lgtm.com/help/lgtm/analysis-faqs#how-does-lgtm-determine-which-languages-to-analyze While you're having a look at it, you should try out the PR integration, that you can activate easily here. This is the usage we recommend, as LGTM will report any new alert (or fix) directly within the GitHub pull request. |
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This project has C code that doesn't seem to appear in LGTM (see LGTM vs GitHub). There is no "complex" build sequence, in the sense that it is a Python extension compiled the usual way using setuptools. |
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@remram44 let me check this! Thanks. |
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Hey @remram44 Just wanted to let you know that during 6 weeks, for each LGTM alert fixed, we'll make a donation to WWF. You can also win a free ticket to GitHub Universe, with travel and accommodation. Details here: https://competitions.lgtm.com/ghu-2018 |
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Aww but I already fixed them! You seem to have fixed the C code not showing up, so I'll consider it. |
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Oh, sorry, I totally forgot to get back to you about the C code after making it work ... |
Hi there!
I thought you might be interested in adding these code quality badges to your project. They will indicate a very high code quality to potential users and contributors.
You can also check the alerts discovered by LGTM.
N.B.: I am on the team behind LGTM.com, I'd appreciate your feedback on this initiative, whether you're interested or not, if you find time to drop me a line. Thanks.