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[FEATURE] DeepSource integration #1065

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withshubh opened this issue Feb 25, 2021 · 1 comment
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[FEATURE] DeepSource integration #1065

withshubh opened this issue Feb 25, 2021 · 1 comment

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@withshubh
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withshubh commented Feb 25, 2021

I ran DeepSource analysis on my fork of this repository and found some code quality issues. Have a look at the issues caught in this repository by DeepSource here.

DeepSource is a code review automation tool that detects code quality issues and helps you to automatically fix some of them. You can use DeepSource to track test coverage, Detect problems in Dockerfiles, etc. in addition to detecting issues in code.

PR #1064 fixed some of the issues caught by DeepSource.

All the features of the DeepSource are mentioned here.
I'd suggest you integrate DeepSource since it is free for Open Source projects forever.

Integrating DeepSource to continuously analyze your repository:

  • Install DeepSource on your repository here.
  • Create a .deepsource.toml configuration specific to this repo or use the configuration mentioned below which I used to run the analysis on the fork of this repo.
  • Activate analysis here.

  • I can submit a new PR with the configuration file which I used to run the analysis on the forked copy of this repo.
  • I work at DeepSource so feel free to drop any questions you have.
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Thanks for the effort, but I think the benefits here aren't justified by the costs.

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