Migrate from code_climate to QLTY

[soumeh01]

Changes

• Migrated from code_climate to QLTY

[soumeh01]

@jreineckearm The basic results look promising, but we should have a discussion about the configuration settings, specifically

• Which checks/plugins should be enabled?
• What thresholds should be defined?

[jreineckearm]

Thanks! Let's start with this set of settings. We may change though settings over time and based on experience. @omarArm , @thorstendb-ARM , please raise if reports for certain issues become more of a problem than a help.

Candidates to consider adding in future to improve code readability:

• [smells.function_parameters]
• [smells.nested_control_flow]
• [smells.function_complexity]

[soumeh01]

Thanks! Let's start with this set of settings. We may change though settings over time and based on experience. @omarArm , @thorstendb-ARM , please raise if reports for certain issues become more of a problem than a help.

Candidates to consider adding in future to improve code readability:

• [smells.function_parameters]
• [smells.nested_control_flow]
• [smells.function_complexity]

For your information, several configurations related to the ones mentioned can be controlled. For example:

[smells.function_parameters]
enabled = true            # Flags functions with too many parameters
threshold = 3             # Maximum number of function parameters

[smells.nested_control_flow]
enabled = true            # Would flag deeply nested control flow (e.g., many if/else)
threshold = 3             # Maximum number of nested control flow statements

[smells.file_complexity]
enabled = true            # Would flag files with high overall complexity
threshold = 5             # Deeply nested control structures like if or case

[jreineckearm]

For your information, several configurations related to the ones mentioned can be controlled. For example:

Nice, setting a threshold looks handy. Does qlty also support code annotations for ignoring specific pieces of code you know that they will break guards? Similar to what eslint has?

[jreineckearm]

Thanks for the updates. Let's merge and refine after gathering some experience with it.

[soumeh01]

For your information, several configurations related to the ones mentioned can be controlled. For example:

Nice, setting a threshold looks handy. Does qlty also support code annotations for ignoring specific pieces of code you know that they will break guards? Similar to what eslint has?

Yes, to some extent we can achieve this with annotation. Lets work on that in other PRs