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    bjenkinsgit
    @bjenkinsgit
    Added addSbtPlugin("org.wartremover" % "sbt-wartremover" % "2.4.5") to a brand new, simple project and immediately get org.wartremover#sbt-wartremover;2.4.5: not found when launching sbt. Is there a specific repository I need to point to?
    nigredo-tori
    @nigredo-tori
    @bjenkinsgit, what SBT version are you using? Starting from 2.4.0, sbt-wartremover is only available for SBT 1.x.
    bjenkinsgit
    @bjenkinsgit
    @nigredo-tori Yep. Updated to 1.3.8. Now just have to find a version of cats that works. Thanks
    Mostafa Mahmoud
    @moustafaalaa

    Hi,

    I have a question If I need to add some custom rules for project build for example

    • If the number of tests less than 2 let the build fail.
    • If there is any "println" or some special commands.

    I don't have any experience with wartremover library, But How can we use it for this purpose?

    Diego Bernardes
    @diegobernardes
    It's possible to disable WartRemover not on a file, but at class that a given file is using? Actually the tool is complaining about the shouldEqual from ScalaTest with this rule: [wartremover:NonUnitStatements] Statements must return Unit.
    I don't want to disable this rule on the whole file or even on the tests because it's useful, I just want to disable it for all ScalaTest things. Is it possible?
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    I'm interested in writing my own Wart to try and detect a code issue that I'm trying to identify across a codebase. (The goal is to identify when lazy val blocks may misbehave)
    As I'm trying to figure out the project, I tried to run a unit test in IntelliJ with the debugger and none of the breakpoints got hit, etc.
    Is there a way to use a debugger while getting started writing a Wart? (I think that it'd make it easier for me to figure out the Scala Universes, etc)
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    To answer my own question, one can add the JVM debugger options to the Scala compiler in IntelliJ. One then just has to ask IntelliJ to recompile a class at the same time that debugger is pointed at the Scala Language Server
    that's a little rough, but manageable
    Marcin Szałomski
    @baldram

    Hi All, I know Wartremover uses Scala compiler's built-in warning system. Do you know whether there is any SBT plugin or any other possibility to generate the XML or HTML report from the analysis?

    That would be something similar to what Scapegoat offers, but it includes only this linter related inspections in the report. I want to find a way to collect the default and Wartremover's warnings.

    Is there any SBT plugin making it possible? Do you have any other idea?

    urbanchr
    @urbanchr

    Hi
    I am trying to disable the Var, Return and MutableDataStructures warts. This works fine with something like

    wartremover -traverser org.wartremover.warts.Return -traverser org.wartremover.warts.Var -traverser org.wartremover.warts.MutableDataStructures file.scala

    The problem is that wartremover complains about the code

    Using(Source.fromFile(name))

    which has nothing to do with the warts above. "Plain" Scala would accept this code (wart remover complains that the value Using is not found). Is this because Using was introduced in Scala 2.13, but wart remover seems to be only tested with Scala 2.12? Thanks!

    vinhhv
    @vinhhv
    Hi, I’m trying to use wartremoverExcluded += sourceManaged.value, but it still fails to exclude generated files from ScalaPB. Is there anything I’m missing? That exclusion line is all that is included in the documentation.
    Henri Cook
    @henricook
    Hi all, we're looking for something to save us review time saying "please add a return type to your public def" - I realise it's like 1% of the power of wartremover but would it be a good for this? Or should I be looking into something like scalastyle?
    Ruixi Fan
    @rfan-debug
    Hey, I am trying to use the wartremover with scala-"2.11.11". However, it seems that the maven central does not have such artifactory. Is there any workaround?
    Kapil Sanghvi
    @kapil53
    Hi all, I am using the wart remover plugin with gradle as build tool and wondering whether there is a way to highlight the errors/warnings from wart remover when there is any, since I could see the warnings and errors in the following format [wartremover:TraversableOps] head is disabled - use headOption instead and doesn't suggest whether it's an error or warning
    Kapil Sanghvi
    @kapil53
    @rfan-debug I followed the setup instructions from here https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/cz.augi.gradle.wartremover with scala v2.11.11 and it works for me
    Ruixi Fan
    @rfan-debug
    @kapil53 Sorry for my ambiguous description before. I am using sbt instead of gradle. I tried both addCompilerPlugin and addSbtPlugin. Neither of this worked for me on Scala 2.11.11
    Kapil Sanghvi
    @kapil53
    @rfan-debug no worries, I tried using wart remover v2.3.7 with sbt 0.13.8 and scala 2.11.11..works fine for me (refer this https://github.com/wartremover/wartremover/blob/da1e629e3367c0ec/docs/_posts/2017-02-11-install-setup.md)
    Ólafur Páll Geirsson
    @olafurpg
    @henricook FWIW, there exists a Scalafix ExplicitResultTypes that automatically inserts the inferred type annotations on public members https://scalacenter.github.io/scalafix/docs/rules/ExplicitResultTypes.html I use it in several of my projects and it's worked pretty well in my experience
    Ruixi Fan
    @rfan-debug
    @rfan-debug no worries, I tried using wart remover v2.3.7 with sbt 0.13.8 and scala 2.11.11..works fine for me (refer this https://github.com/wartremover/wartremover/blob/da1e629e3367c0ec/docs/_posts/2017-02-11-install-setup.md)
    Thank you! that's really helpful!
    Francois Armand
    @fanf
    hello people! I would like to find bad use of toString and StringPlusAny with wartremover. It works well, but we use a lot of integer/long/etc for metrics log, I get tons (several hundreds) of warning, which make it almost unusable. I would like to know if there is a way to tell wartremover "except integer"?
    Stacy Curl
    @stacycurl
    Is it possible to define a custom wart locally to a project, maybe in a ‘project project’, or on plugins.sbt ?
    Alternatively is there an existing wart that’s parameterizable ? I don’t see why it’s necessary to define a new wart for every method I want to forbid.
    Stacy Curl
    @stacycurl
    wartremoverWarnings += Wart.custom(“InvocationNotAllowed(SomeClass, someMethod)”)
    Stacy Curl
    @stacycurl
    I found an answer to my first question: wartremover.WartRemover.dependsOnLocalProjectWarts(myWarts)
    Sven Ludwig
    @iosven
    @fanf I have the same experience.
    Ashesh Singh
    @user501254

    Hi, I am having a hard time trying to exclude files. As per the docs, I can use wartremoverExcluded.
    However this doesn't work:

    lazy val wartremoverSettings = Seq(
  wartremoverWarnings in (Compile, compile) ++= Warts.allBut(Wart.Throw),
  wartremoverExcluded ++= Seq(
    sourceManaged.value,
    baseDirectory.value / "common" / "src" / "main" / "scala" / "com" / "tango" / "charlie" / "clients" / "Github.scala"
  )
)

    Any pointer would help, Thank you.

    shota jolbordi
    @shotexa

    Hi folks, I’m having issues with wartRemover working in vsCode / metals. It does work normally when I compile, but, when metals compiles it via bloop, I get this errors in metals.log:

    ERROR bad option: -P:wartremover:only-warn-traverser:org.wartremover.warts.Any

    sbt 1.4.4
    scala 2.13.4

    I’ve added 

    addSbtPlugin("org.wartremover" % "sbt-wartremover" % "2.4.13”)

    in project/plugins.sbt
    and 

    ThisBuild / wartremoverErrors ++= Warts.unsafe

    in build.sbt

    shota jolbordi
    @shotexa
    I’ve tried everything and then I’ve just restarted my mac and it fixed...
    Henri Cook
    @henricook
    Hi everyone. Relatively new wart remover user here. I notice when trying to enable the Equals wart that it also warns on Strings. Can I stop wart remover warning about String comparisons or is this an opinionated thing? i.e. Wartremover is implying I should wrap all my Strings in other types
    nigredo-tori
    @nigredo-tori
    @henricook, as I understand it, Equals is intended to be used with libraries that provide type-safe alternatives to ==. For example, Cats provides === and =!= operators for types that have an Eq typeclass instance.
    Henri Cook
    @henricook
    Thanks nigredo-tori - and I'm a user of cats, but I don't even Cats has something for comparing strings.. I can't use === for them for example
    nigredo-tori
    @nigredo-tori
    @henricook, you might be missing import cats.implicits._.
    Henri Cook
    @henricook
    Oh wow you've blown my mind, I didn't know cats had that - thanks!
    vonchav
    @voonchav_gitlab
    Hi @shotexa , does wartremover 2.4.13 work with Scala 2.13.4 for you? When I tried it, it doesn't seem wartremover isn't available for 2.13.4.
    I can see 2.13.4 has been added to github repo but there hasn't been a new release for that change. Just wondering how you got it working.
    nigredo-tori
    @nigredo-tori
    @voonchav_gitlab, there is a WR 2.4.13 artifact for Scala 2.13.4: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.wartremover/wartremover
    1 reply
    shota jolbordi
    @shotexa
    @voonchav_gitlab yeah it does actually
    1 reply
    Adrian
    @adrian-salajan
    Hi, is it possible to use Wartremover to check for commented code ? I see no built in wart so maybe it is not possible even with a custom one?
    eugeniyk
    @eugeniyk

    Hello guys
    I've implemented custom wart and try to use it in the same project - have compilation error saying
    scala.ScalaReflectionException: object com.{org}.warts.MyWart not found
    I'm connecting it via settings:

    lazy val wartSettings = Seq(
    Compile / compile / wartremoverErrors ++= Seq(Wart.custom("com.{org}.warts.MyWart"))
    )

    is it a limitation or there is a workaround?

    eugeniyk
    @eugeniyk
    I saw there is dependsOnLocalProjectWarts setting but looks like I can't have it set to the same project (otherwise recursion)
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    Hi, would it be possible to write a wart which would detect call to a Java method expecting varargs Java Objects? I'm maintaining several Scala projects which depend on a Java library which has moved a bunch of method signatures from Object[] to Object...
    That transition is troubling since Scala Arrays are Java Objects. After the change, the (Scala) Array is being passed into the Varargs argument as a single Object.
    ritschwumm
    @ritschwumm
    @jnh5y might well be doable - i'd probably have a look at how the scala compiler trees differ in those cases first...
    James Hughes
    @jnh5y
    @ritschwumm good idea. Would I do anything differently than using the scalac print options? (I'll admit that I'm new to Wartremover and alternatives like Scalafix, etc)
    ritschwumm
    @ritschwumm
    @jnh5y i forgot about the details - in a macro, i'd just add a println(showRaw(...)) somewhere
    D Cameron Mauch
    @DCameronMauch
    Just started using WartRemover. Works great so far, but when I try to run any tests from within IntelliJ, I get this: scalac: bad option: -P:wartremover:traverser:org.wartremover.warts.Equals
    That is the only wart I am currently checking.
    D Cameron Mauch
    @DCameronMauch
    I found some other reference to this, and they fixed it by downgrading from 2.4.13 to 2.4.10, which also worked for me
    Opened an issue for that on Github