Automated code review process
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This document discusses automated code review processes and available tools. It describes Gerrit and SONAR as tools that can integrate with continuous integration environments to automatically check code for potential bugs, design issues, coding standards, and more. Gerrit allows for collaborative peer code reviews through a commit-to-deploy pipeline. It notifies developers and provides dashboards. SONAR provides a wider range of quality checks through plugins and generates interactive reports on issues. Both tools can integrate with version control and build systems like SVN, Maven, and Ant.
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Overview
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Automated code review process
- 1. Automated Code Review Process By Sandesh Sharma
- 2. Contents Problem Statement Available Tools − Gerrit − SONAR
- 3. Problem Statement Should Cover Following Requirements − Architecture & Design − Comments − Coding Rules − Potential Bugs − Complexity − Unit Tests − Duplications Can Integrate with Continuous Integration Environment (CI Integration with SVN, Maven and Ant Build) Create task using the JIRA on bugs Running locally Collaboration and Manual Code review Process Maintenance
- 4. Gerrit A Basic Commit-to-Deploy Pipeline Collaborative Approach (Peer to Peer Code Review) Developer Notifications Dashboard & Reports Sharing across Multiple branches with Gerrit + Jenkins The Human Factor Pro-tips/best practices
- 5. Gerrit
- 6. Gerrit
- 7. The Gerrit Flow gerrit upstream dev-adev-b
- 8. Flow of changes Create Local Branch % git checkout -b topic-branch work Push to Gerrit % git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master
- 9. Flow of changes Create Local Branch work Push to Gerrit Review Fix commit Upstream repo rejected approved/ submitted rebased!
- 10. rejected Your development work-flow in commands git checkout -b local-topic-branch work work work git rebase -i upstream/master # fix up commits git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master Create new commits based on reviews git rebase -i upstream/master # squash up git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master
- 11. SONAR Community based free software distribution Under the license LGPL v3. Bigger Code Quality Matrix with wide range of plug-ins. Integration with − Maven − JIRA − SVN − Eclipse − Ant Interactive Reports API Doc’s creation
- 12. SONAR
- 15. SONAR Design Analysis: Package Cycles