I just did a quick check, but didn't find any. Anyway usage of the tool: 1) run the tool and 2) import the results in IDEA.
- 1) - Output from inspect.bat without parameters is:
Expected parameters: []
Avaliable options are:
-d ]]> -- directory to be inspected. Optional. Whole project is inspected by default. -v[0|1|2] -- verbose level. 0 - silent, 1 - verbose, 2 - most verbose.
where - project_file_path should be a path to an ipr file - inspection_profile_file_path should be a path to an inspection config file (look for those in your /config/inspection path).
- 2) - After you've run it you can import the files from the output_path into IDEA by : Analyze | View Offline Inspection Results...
Hello Nimrod,
Use bin\inspect.bat.
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how should I use the file?
Is there any document describing the procedure?
I just did a quick check, but didn't find any. Anyway usage of the tool:
1) run the tool and 2) import the results in IDEA.
- 1) -
Output from inspect.bat without parameters is:
Expected parameters: [] Avaliable options are: -d ]]> -- directory to be inspected. Optional. Whole project is inspected by default.
-v[0|1|2] -- verbose level. 0 - silent, 1 - verbose, 2 - most verbose.
where
- project_file_path should be a path to an ipr file
- inspection_profile_file_path should be a path to an inspection config file (look for those in your /config/inspection path).
- 2) -
After you've run it you can import the files from the output_path into IDEA by : Analyze | View Offline Inspection Results...
HTH,
Ruben
thanks