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Enhancement: Display CodeClimate badge in README #453
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Do we also have scrutinizer-ci? It shows a lot of static analysis information that other tools don't really get.. |
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I don't mind, we can use Scrutinizer, if you prefer it! However, I think CodeClimate offers similar insights, you want to take a look? |
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@localheinz yeah, this is not a 4.0 codebase, really ;-) I used CC before and it's simple and nice, but really doesn't show what is relevant to us. |
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Hang on, I'm checking out Scrutinizer! |
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😢 Closing this for now. |
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Meh, always requires repo settings :-( |
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README.md💡 Unfortunately the score is pretty low, but that's mostly because there are a bunch of files (Puppet, but I also guess some of the test with long arrangements) which are not excluded from the analysis. In order to set up CodeClimate properly, one apparently needs administrator privileges for a repository. I tried it out the other day for a thing I've been working on and thought it was good.