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ci: Qodana update #72
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WalkthroughThis update improves the project's development environment and code quality assurance by enhancing the GitHub Actions workflow. Key enhancements include setting up a newer Java Development Kit, optimizing dependencies management through Maven caching, refining the code analysis process with updated Qodana Scan configurations, and ensuring thorough documentation of code coverage. These changes aim to streamline development workflows, improve build efficiency, and maintain high code quality standards. Changes
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.github/workflows/qodana.yml (5)
- 19-23: The step to set up JDK 17 is correctly implemented using
actions/setup-java@v3
. This ensures that the Java Development Kit version is aligned with the project's requirements or the Qodana analyzer's compatibility needs. However, it's important to verify that JDK 17 is compatible with all other steps in the workflow and the project's codebase.- 24-29: The caching step for Maven packages is well-implemented, using
actions/cache@v3
. This step will likely reduce build times by reusing the packages across workflow runs. It's crucial to ensure that thekey
andrestore-keys
are correctly configured to maximize cache hits. The use ofhashFiles('**/pom.xml')
for the cache key is a good practice as it ensures the cache is invalidated when dependencies change.- 30-33: The "Build and analyze" step is correctly configured to run Maven's clean verify goal with the coverage profile. This integrates the build and analysis process, which is a significant improvement. However, ensure that the
coverage
profile is correctly set up in the project'spom.xml
to generate the necessary coverage data.- 34-38: The step to archive coverage data using
actions/upload-artifact@v2
is correctly implemented. It's important to ensure that thepath
specified (target/site/jacoco
) matches the directory where the coverage data is generated by the Maven build. This step is crucial for maintaining historical data on code coverage.- 39-44: The updated Qodana Scan step now includes new parameters and a version update, which is a positive change. However, it's important to ensure that the specified arguments (
-i,JVM/jacoco/maven,--linter,jetbrains/qodana-jvm:2023.3-eap
) are correct and compatible with the project. The use of an EAP (Early Access Program) version (2023.3-eap
) should be carefully considered, as EAP versions might include unfinished features or bugs.
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