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Feature suggestion: Freeze files and stored.rules validation / sanity check #1264
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Sorry for the late reply, I think it would be a nice addition, if anybody wants to give this a shot I would support it! In the past we've already sorted the actual violations alphabetically to ease human browsing and diffs if I remember correctly. |
Hello 👋 |
Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
delete empty rule violation file Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
warn on empty rule violation file Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
warn on empty rule violation file delete empty rule violation file Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
warn on empty rule violation file delete empty rule violation file Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
I have created #1405 which solves parts of the features requested above, request no. 2 to be specific.
If those changes make sense to you I can proceed and update the docs in the same PR. |
I can work on the following feature requests in another PR
The 4th request
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These changes introduce two new features for FreezingRule default store * Raise error when a freezing rule has zero violations. This can be enabled by setting the property `default.warnEmptyRuleViolation=true`. For backward compatibility it is disabled by default. * Skip rule violation file creation or delete if it already exists, when there are zero violations. This can be enabled by setting the property `default.deleteEmptyRuleViolation=true`, it is disabled by default. Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
* clean up of frozen rules in `stored.rules` where the corresponding file does not exist in the store directory * clean up of files in store directory which are not referenced in `stored.rules` file Both of the above operations are enabled using `default.allowStoreUpdate` property. If `default.allowStoreUpdate=false` and obsolete entries or files are found by either of the above operations, the operation fails with an `StoreUpdateFailedException`. Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
* clean up of frozen rules in `stored.rules` where the corresponding file does not exist in the store directory * clean up of files in store directory which are not referenced in `stored.rules` file Both of the above operations are enabled using `default.allowStoreUpdate` property. If `default.allowStoreUpdate=false` and obsolete entries or files are found by either of the above operations, the operation fails with an `StoreUpdateFailedException`. Signed-off-by: Masoud Kiaeeha <[email protected]> Resolves TNG#1264
Hi ArchUnit Team,
First of you do a great job here. ArchUnit is great.
In our project we currently have >70 freeze files in the stored.rules mentioned.
Digging deeper I noticed several things, which I am concerned about.
Of course in the end it is our job to keep our source code in check and clean up correctly etc.
Yet I wonder how ArchUnit itself can help to have a sanity check of its freeze files and stored.rules?
What is your opinion on this?
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