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coala-bears 0.8.4

This bugfix release fixes the following issues:

  • ESLintBear was unable to resolve relative imports correctly. (coala#741)
  • CPDBear was not showing the context of results correctly. (coala#810)

coala-bears 0.8.3

This bugfix release fixes the following issues:

  • coala updated from 0.8.0 to 0.8.1.
  • YapfBear handles files with syntax errors gracefully. (coala#750)
  • ESLintBear doesn't fail with an unrelated error when eslint fails anymore, it rather shows the errors from eslint as a warning. (coala#727 and coala#730)

coala-bears 0.8.2

This bugfix release fixes the following issues:

  • YapfBear handles empty files correctly now. (coala#739)
  • JSComplexityBear shows errors on invalid syntax correctly (coala#729)
  • Cases where RadonBear failed to raise an issue have been solved (coala#609)

coala-bears 0.8.1

This bugfix release fixes two issues:

  • A dependency issue due to a newly released version of one of coala's dependencies.
  • YapfBear's unstable syntax verification has been disabled. (coala#738)

coala-bears 0.8.0

For this release, we have had 19 contributors from around the world contributing 176 commits to just coala-bears in the past 9 weeks.

Here are the important changes and additions:

New Bears

Major API Changes

  • Settings unification - most bears have seen API changes. Settings' names are now consistent across bears. This supports backwards compatibility, however (but with a deprecation notice). You can find the whole list here.

New Features

  • Bear upload tool - this is a part of the complete decentralization of bears. With this tool, bears are uploaded as individual packages to PyPI and just the necessary bears (and their dependencies) can be installed.
  • Also as a part of the decentralization process, several bears now have the REQUIREMENTS attribute. This is one of the requirement objects supporting various package managers such as apt-get, dnf, yum, pip, npm, gem, and so on. To learn more, please see the coala 0.8.0 release changelog.
  • Several bears now support the ASCIINEMA_URL attribute. This contains an URL to an asciinema video displaying the bear's working.

Bug Fixes

  • An issue in FilenameBear involving files with fully capitalized names has been resolved. Pull #687
  • Various corner cases with InvalidLinkBear involving some false positives and false negatives have been fixed. Issue #691

Documentation

  • A complete overhaul of the README page with a special emphasis on design and user-friendliness.

Regressions

  • Python 3.3 support was dropped.

coala-bears 0.7.0

For this release, 17 contributors have contributed about 200 commits to coala-bears only.

We are bumping the version number to 0.7.0 to keep it in sync with the coala releases.

New bears:

  • VerilogLintBear (Lints verilog code)
  • AnnotationBear (Annotates source code language independent for further processing)
  • TailorBear (Checks Swift code for style compliance)
  • CPPCheckBear (Checks C/C++ code for security issues)
  • RAMLLintBear (Checks style of RAML documents)
  • GoErrCheckBear (Finds unchecked Go function calls)
  • RubySmellBear (Finds code smells in Ruby)
  • FilenameBear (Checks and corrects file naming conventions)
  • IndentationBear (An experimental indentation checker and fixer with a language independent algorithm.)

New features:

  • Numerous documentation improvements.
  • GitCommitBear:
    • The WIP check yields a Normal Result now.
  • InvalidLinkBear:
    • Numerous false positive fixes.
    • An ignore regex can now be passed.
  • RuboCopBear:
    • About 30 new configuration options were added.
  • GNUIndentBear:
    • 15 new configuration options were added.
  • FormatRBear:
    • 6 new configuration options were added.

Bugfixes:

  • CPDBear:
    • A case where results with an invalid line reference were yielded was fixed.
  • CheckstyleBear:
    • In some cases results were not correctly parsed. This was fixed.

Internal changes:

  • Almost all bears use the new linter now instead of Lint.

coala-bears 0.2.0

In this release, coala-bears has been revamped with new bears and more configs are added for existing bears.

New bears:

  • AutoPrefixBear (Add vendor prefixes automatically in CSS)
  • ClangComplexityBear (Calculates cyclomatic complexity of each function for C, C++ and other Clang supported languages.)
  • GoTypeBear (Static analysis for Go code)
  • PMDBear (Static analysis for Java code)
  • CPDBear (Checks for code duplication in a file/multiple files)
  • VHDLLintBear (Lints for VHDL code)

New features:

  • Additional info is added and documentation is improved for some bears. (coala#332)
  • GitCommitBear now checks for imperative tense in your commit message shortlog. (coala#243)
  • GitCommitBear checks for WIP in commit message.
  • ClangCodeDetectionBear now supports for switch/case statements. (coala#39)
  • Some configs have been added for PyDocStyleBear. (coala#261)
  • More configs have been added to PyImportSortBear. (coala#26)
  • LineCountBear can now warn on files containing lines more than the
    limit.
  • CheckStyleBear now implements for more settings like checking your code against Sun's and Geosoft's code style.
  • Lot of improvements made to LuaLintBear to show error codes and use standard input for file passing.

For developers:

  • All existing bears have been updated to use the new linter decorator.
  • The LANGUAGES attribute is now set for each bear listing the languages it can support.

Bugfixes:

  • JuliaLintBear is now skipped if the Lint package is not found. (coala#222)
  • XMLBear now processes errors correctly for both stdout and stderr. (coala#251)

coala-bears 0.1.0 beta

coala-bears is a Python package containing all the bears that are used by coala. It has been split from coala. With the initial release, it features 56 bears covering 32 languages. You can see all of them here with a brief description each.

coala-bears has bears for famous languages, such as:

  • C++
  • C#
  • CMake
  • CoffeeScript
  • CSS
  • Dart
  • Go
  • Haskell
  • HTML
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • Julia
  • Latex
  • Lua
  • Markdown
  • Matlab/Octave
  • Natural Language (English)
  • Perl
  • PHP
  • Python 2
  • Python 3
  • R
  • RST
  • Ruby
  • Scala
  • SCSS
  • sh & bash scripts
  • SQL
  • TypeScript
  • Vimscript
  • XML
  • YAML