Deprecate JUnit report format, drop JUnit output formatter - #69
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ECS is a fixer by default, not a static analyzer. The JUnit report format targets CI static-analysis pipelines and has no place in a fixer-first tool.
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ECS is a fixer by default, not a static analyzer. The
junitreport format targets CI static-analysis pipelines and has no place in a fixer-first tool.Removes:
JUnitOutputFormatterand its test + fixturejunitentry in the collector testjunitline from the README formatter listThe remaining formatters (
console,json,checkstyle,gitlab) are untouched.