Re: CC + Perforce + FindBugs

Hi Sachin,

what I would do is write a custom plugin that would write the file
names that have been changed to a file and then pick up that file
later in your build.  You could either write this plugin in a generic
way, one that could wrap any source control (see the
CompoundSourceControl as an example) or just extend the Perforce
control and overrwite the getModifications(...) method. Either way
should be pretty easy.

That make sense?

If you've any questions about implementation for the feel free to ask.

Jtf

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On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Sachin Prasad <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have taken up an initiative to integrate CC with FindBugs and our source
> control is Perforce. We do not want to run Findbugs on whole of our java
> code base (more than 500000 files) which would take ages to respond back to
> the developer who just checked in one file. Instead it would be better if we
> could respond back with a feedbacl on just one file which he checked in.
> This way he would also exactly know which files has problems out of the ones
> he checked in.
>
> FindBugs does have a facility to specify the exact classes on which the
> analysis has to be done. I could not find any type of integration of
> FindBugs with Perfoce and hence I am planning to extend the feature to get
> the files changed from the last CC run and get them analyzed by find bugs.
>
> The problem however is that I dont know how to extract the changes from CC
> and pass it to my product build.xml where I would need the changelist
> numbers to extract the filenames.
>
> Any help/suggestions/comments would help me a lot in the right direction.
>
> --
> Sachin
>

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