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Filtering of analysis results based on git diffs to isolate newly introduced issues.
Distinct from Diff: Specifically filters diagnostic results by comparing line numbers to a diff, unlike general diff tools.
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- reviewdog/reviewdog
reviewdog/reviewdog
9,089Auf GitHub ansehenReviewdog is a linter result posting tool and a diff-aware static analysis filter. It parses the output of various linters and posts findings as comments on pull requests within code hosting platforms. It also functions as a quality gate for CI pipelines, failing builds when findings exceed specified severity thresholds. The project distinguishes itself by isolating static analysis issues to only those introduced within the current git code diff, preventing the reporting of legacy errors. It unifies tool findings by processing industry-standard SARIF and XML diagnostic formats alongside custo
Compares diagnostic line numbers against the git patch diff to report only errors introduced in the current change.
Gobitbucketcicli - get-alex/alex
get-alex/alex
5,092Auf GitHub ansehenAlex is an inclusive language linter and content auditor designed to detect and flag insensitive, inconsiderate, or gendered phrasing. It serves as a profanity detection tool that identifies offensive words based on configurable certainty ratings to ensure professional and neutral content. The tool distinguishes itself through diff-aware analysis, allowing it to function as a continuous integration validator. By analyzing pull request deltas, it can flag new insensitive phrasing while ignoring existing legacy issues to prevent old warnings from blocking new merges. The project supports multi
Filters linting results to flag only changes in new lines, preventing legacy issues from blocking merges.
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