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The above configuration shows that for OpenJDK project Skara git-jcheck will verify that commits have an author with full name and e-mail, is reviewed by at least one Reviewer from project Skara and that files with the suffixes .java, .yml, .gradle and .txt do not contain tabs, carriage returns or trailing whitespace.
Since the .jcheck/conf file is versioned every commit is checked according to the conventions described in the .jcheck/conf file in that commit. This means checks can be added and/or removed and old commits will still be checked correctly. If no .jcheck/file is present in a commit then git-jcheck exits with status code 0.
Usage
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$ git jcheck -h
usage: git jcheck [options]
-r, --rev REV Check the specified revision or range (default: HEAD)
--whitelist FILE Use the specified whitelist (default: .jcheck/whitelist.json)
--blacklist FILE Use the specified blacklist (default: .jcheck/blacklist.json)
--census FILE Use the specified census (default: https://openjdk.java.net/census.xml)
--ignore CHECKS Ignore errors from checks with the given name
--setup-pre-push-hook Set up a pre-push hook that runs jcheck on commits to be pushed
-m, --mercurial Deprecated: force use of mercurial
-v, --verbose Turn on verbose output
--debug Turn on debugging output
--lax Check comments, tags and whitespace laxly
-s, --strict Check everything
-v, --version Print the version of this tool
-h, --help Show this help text |
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Note: if git-jcheck discovers any errors then the push will be aborted.
Configuration
All options to git-jcheck can be configured via Git's configuration files. For example, the following will always use a local version of census stored in ~/.jcheck/census.xml when running git-jcheck:
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$ git config --global jcheck.census "$HOME/.jcheck/census.xml" |
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