GitHub Pull Requests
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GitHub
is a Web-based Git repository hosting service. It offers all of the distributed revision control and source code management (SCM) functionality of Git as well as adding its own features.
Git Pull Requests
Files can be committed in a Git branch or directly in Master. When committing files in a branch, pull requests let you tell others about changes you've pushed to a repository on GitHub. Once a pull request is sent, interested parties can review the set of changes, discuss potential modifications, and even push follow-up commits if necessary.
Dashboard and Pull Requests
Globalyzer Dashboard is based on SonarQube and leverages that platform's feature. Starting with Lingoport Dashboard 5.1.2, the GitHub Plugin is available. It allows to show Dashboard issues within GitHub as comments of the pull request.
Example of a Pull Request Analyzed with Globalyzer
Pull Request Analysis Configuration
Globalyzer Dashboard uses SonarQube sonar-project.properties. For the i18n analysis of the pull request, the sonar-project.properties needs the following properties:
- sonar.analysis.mode=issues
- sonar.github.login=
- sonar.github.oauth=
- sonar.github.repository=
- sonar.github.pullRequest=
For instance, here is a test sonar-project.properties with some properties modified for security reasons:
sonar.projectKey=Lingoport.indexing2:scan sonar.projectName=Lingoport.indexing2 sonar.projectVersion=1.0 sonar.sources=C:/Users/Joe/Documents/GitHub/indexing2 sonar.importSources=true sonar.lingoport.project.root=. sonar.language=lport sonar.lingoport.extensions=as,mxml,asp,asax,ascx,ashx,aspx,awk,c,c++,cc,cpp,cxx,h,hpp,hxx,sqc,sqx,qml,cs,dfm,dpk,dpr,pas,java,jsp,jspf,js,perl,pl,pm,plx,inc,php,sql,sqc,sqx,bas,cls,ctl,dob,dsr,frm,pag,vb,vbs,htm,html,shtml,vm,html5,xml,xsd,xsl,xslt,wsdl,wsdd,rmd,tld,xliff,xul,xhtml,mxml,jspx,xaml,css,cat,resx,msg,po,properties,rc,rc2,strings,json,ts,rxml,rjs,properties # # For the GitHub SonarQube Plugin # sonar.analysis.mode=issues sonar.github.login=ursulaLingoport sonar.github.oauth=d60bbe9d6d3c7caa995f5119ff2997b26d0ef191 sonar.github.repository=ursulaLingoport/indexing2 sonar.github.pullRequest=6
Running the Analysis
- Checkout/pull the code from a branch (not master)
- Modify the code
- Commit & push the code to the branch (not master)
- Create a pull request
- Run a couple of commands:
java -jar "c:\lingoport\globalyzer-lite-4.8.5\globalyzer-lite.jar" GzProjectDefinition.xml
C:\sonar\sonar-runner-2.4-local\bin\sonar-runner
- Check the pull request comments on GitHub: The i18n issues found on the code in the pull request will be shown.
Note: The command java -jar "c:\lingoport\globalyzer-lite-4.8.5\globalyzer-lite.jar" GzProjectDefinition.xml
is used to create a Globalyzer report under the directory GlobalyzerScans
. It could be any commands to create that Globalyzer report. The sonar-runner then needs to be executed from above the GlobalyzerScans
directory.