- Ensure compatibility with Elixir 1.12
- Fix bug where compilation warnings are shown if compilation directory is not part of a Git work tree
- Fix bug in
mix credo diff
where too many issues are reported because
- Fix bug where
:exit_status
was not a valid option foruse Credo.Check
- Fix bug where
mix credo diff
exited with a non-zero exit status even if no issues were shown mix credo diff
now fails with an error if the givenref
was not found
- Fix bug in
diff
andversion
command whengit
is not installed
- Fix output bug in
diff
command - Fix bug in
diff
command when run on a Git ref that does not contain a given--config-name
- Fix bug in all commands when a given
--config-name
is not found - Fix false positive in
Credo.Check.Warning.ExpensiveEmptyEnumCheck
- Fix false positive in
Credo.Check.Refactor.PipeChainStart
regarding custom operators - Fix
--version
to include pre version and build info for unpublished versions (e.g. when the dep is included viapath:
orgithub:
)
- Fix bug in
diff
command when run on a subdirectory of a Git repository - Fix bug in new general param
:files
when excluding files
-
Credo now requires Elixir 1.7 or newer
-
Refactor check runner (much faster now for common scenarios)
-
Add param
allow_acronyms
to checkCredo.Check.Readability.FunctionNames
-
Add name of check to message when printing issues with
--verbose
-
Add support for "dynamic" tagging for checks via
.credo.exs
# Overwrite all tags for `FooCheck` {FooCheck, [tags: [:my_tag]]} # Add tags for `FooCheck` {SomeCredoCheck, [tags: [:__initial__, :my_tag]]}
Tags can then be used as usual, via the CLI switch
--checks-with[out]-tag
:# Only run checks tagged `:my_tag` during analysis $ mix credo --checks-with-tag my_tag # Exclude all checks tagged `:my_tag` from analysis $ mix credo --checks-without-tag my_tag
You can now ask Credo to re-run on file changes:
$ mix credo --watch
You can now ask Credo to only report changes in files that were changed since a given Git ref:
$ mix credo diff HEAD^
$ mix credo diff master
You can, of course, combine this with the new --watch
switch to iteratively fix issues that have come up since the last release:
$ mix credo diff v1.4.0 --watch
You can now include/exclude specific files or patterns for specific checks.
The syntax is the same as for the top-level :files
key:
# check included for Elixir files in lib/ only
{Credo.Check.Consistency.ExceptionNames, files: %{included: ["lib/**/*.ex"]}},
# check excluded for a specific file
{Credo.Check.Warning.IExPry, files: %{excluded: ["lib/debug_server.ex"]}},
# check included for all Elixir script files, but excluded for test scripts
{Credo.Check.Warning.IoInspect, files: %{included: ["**/*.exs"], excluded: ["**/*_test.exs"]}},
This means that you can now also include/exclude specific files or patterns for your custom checks by default.
The syntax is the same as with all other check params:
defmodule MyApp.Check.SomethingAboutTests do
use Credo.Check,
base_priority: :normal,
explanations: [
check: """
...
"""
],
param_defaults: [
files: %{included: ["**/*_test.exs"]}
]
Please note that these params do not "override" the top-level config, but are applied to the result of the top-level config's resolution.
These new checks can now be enabled:
Credo.Check.Readability.BlockPipe
Credo.Check.Readability.ImplTrue
Credo.Check.Readability.SeparateAliasRequire
Additionally, Credo.Check.Warning.ApplicationConfigInModuleAttribute
is a new check which warns about reading environment variables into module attributes at compile-time and is enabled by default.
-
Credo's schema for pre-release names changes: There is now a
.
after therc
like in many other Elixir projects. -
Add support for explaining checks (in addition to issues), i.e.
$ mix credo explain Credo.Check.Design.AliasUsage
-
Add support for tags on checks
Checks can now declare tags via the
__using__
macro, i.e.defmodule MyCheck do use Credo.Check, tags: [:foo] def run(%SourceFile{} = source_file, params) do # end end
Tags can be used via the CLI switch
--checks-with[out]-tag
:# Only run checks tagged `:foo` during analysis $ mix credo --checks-with-tag foo # Exclude all checks tagged `:foo` from analysis $ mix credo --checks-without-tag foo
-
Add validation of check params in config
If a param is not found, Credo checks for mispellings and suggests corrections:
$ mix credo ** (config) Credo.Check.Design.AliasUsage: unknown param `fi_called_more_often_than`. Did you mean `if_called_more_often_than`?
-
Add auto-generated check docs
-
Add new documentation on Hex with extra guides and CHANGELOG
- Support non-ascii characters in variable names
- Fix false positive in
Credo.Check.Readability.ParenthesesOnZeroArityDefs
- Fix new check (
Credo.Check.Readability.StrictModuleLayout
) - Ignore module attributes in UnsafeToAtom
-
Enable
Credo.Check.Readability.UnnecessaryAliasExpansion
check by default -
Fix bugs when removing heredocs and charlists from sources
-
Fix false positive on TrailingWhiteSpace
-
Add
ignore: [:fun1, :fun2]
param to allUnusedOperation*
checks; to ignore unusedEnum.reduce/3
operations, use{Credo.Check.Warning.UnusedEnumOperation, [ignore: [:reduce]]},
Use --enable-disabled-checks [pattern]
to re-enable checks that were disabled in the config using {CheckModule, false}
. This comes in handy when using checks on a case-by-case basis
As with other check-related switches, pattern
is a comma-delimted list of patterns:
$ mix credo info --enable-disabled-checks Credo.Check.Readability.Specs,Credo.Check.Refactor.DoubleBooleanNegation
Of course, we can have the same effect by choosing the pattern less explicitly:
$ mix credo info --enable-disabled-checks specs,double
This deprecates the mandatory use of
@explanation
and@default_params
module attributes for checks.
Before v1.3
you had to define module attributes named @explanation
and @default_params
before calling
use Credo.Check
.
Now you can pass :explanations
(plural) and :param_defaults
options directly to use Credo.Check
.
defmodule MyCheck do
use Credo.Check,
category: :warning,
base_priority: :high,
param_defaults: [param1: 42, param2: "offline"],
explanations: [
check: "...",
params: [
param1: "Your favorite number",
param2: "Online/Offline mode"
]
]
def run(%SourceFile{} = source_file, params) do
#
end
end
Please note that these options
are also just a convenience to implement the functions specified by the Credo.Check
behaviour.
You can alternatively implement the respective functions yourself:
defmodule MyCheck do
use Credo.Check
def category, do: :warning
def base_priority, do: :high
def explanations do
[
check: "...",
params: [
param1: "Your favorite number",
param2: "Online/Offline mode"
]
]
end
def param_defaults, do: [param1: 42, param2: "offline"]
def run(%SourceFile{} = source_file, params) do
#
end
end
Credo.Check.Readability.StrictModuleLayout
Credo.Check.Readability.WithCustomTaggedTuple
Credo.Check.Warning.LeakyEnvironment
Credo.Check.Warning.UnsafeExec
- Fix performance bottleneck in
Credo.Service.ETSTableHelper
- Fix token interpretation of Floats
- Actually enable the new check (
Credo.Check.Warning.MixEnv
)
- Commands can now have their own pipelines, so that plugins can extend them.
- Add pipelines to
SuggestCommand
andListCommand
Credo.Plugin.append_task/4
andCredo.Plugin.prepend_task/4
let you append/prepend tasks to Command's pipelines.- Validate options given to
use Credo.Check
- Fix
TrailingWhiteSpace
check on Windows - Fix
MultiAlias
to work with submodule expansion - Fix
UnusedVariableNames
bug - Fix
Heredocs.replace_with_spaces/5
bug - Fix
InterpolationHelper.replace_interpolations/2
bug - Fix crash in
AliasAs
check when MODULE is aliased - Fix speed pitfall in
Scope.name/2
- New config option:
parse_timeout
- Improved default settings for umbrella apps
Credo.Check.Warning.MixEnv
- Add JSON output to
categories
andexplain
commands - Include number of executed checks in summary
- Fix wrong trigger in
SinglePipe
- Fix name parsing bug in
UnusedVariableNames
- Fix bug when redefining operators in
FunctionNames
- Fix false positive in
Specs
- Improve warning message about skipped checks
- Fix false positive in
FunctionNames
- Fix typespec in
IssueMeta
- Add
AliasAs
check to list of optional checks
- Fix bug in
Heredocs
regarding indentation - Fix bug in
FunctionNames
when usingunquote/1
in guards - Fix bug in
FunctionNames
when definingsigil_
functions for uppercase sigils
- Fix incompatibilities between Elixir 1.9,
Credo.Code.Token
andCredo.Code.InterpolationHelper
- Fix error in
Heredocs
with certain UTF-8 chars - New param for
ParenthesesOnZeroArityDefs
: use[parens: true]
to force presence of parentheses on zero arity defs
- Credo now requires Elixir 1.5 and Erlang/OTP 19
- Fix false negative in
DuplicatedCode
PipeChainStart
has been made opt-in
Credo now supports plugins that run alongside Credo's own analysis. While Credo provided the ability to write custom checks since v0.4.0
, users can now access the complete toolset of Credo to create their own commands, require compilation, run external tools and still include the results in Credo's standard report.
Please refer to Credo's README as well as the Credo Demo Plugin for further information on how to get started.
- Credo.Check.Refactor.WithClauses
- Fix bug due to commented-out heredocs
- Fix variable explanation for
VariableRebinding
check - Add
MultiAlias
check to experimental checks
- Ignore heredocs in
RedundantBlankLines
- Fix bug in
StringSigils
- Minor refactorings
- Fix bug in
Name.full/1
- Fix bug in
UI.truncate/2
- Disable
LazyLogging
for Elixir >= 1.7 - Add UnnecessaryAliasExpansion check to experimental checks
- Fix false positive in
MapInto
- Disable
MapInto
for Elixir 1.8 and higher - Ensure issues are sorted by filename, line number and column number
- Warn about ineffective check filter patterns
- Add
ModuleDependencies
check to experimental checks
- Compilation warnings for Elixir 1.8
- Fix
StringSigils
to not crash with strings containing non-UTF8 characters
- Improve documentation
- Add error handling for malformed config files
- Write all warnings to
:stderr
- Fix false positive for charlists in PipeChainStart
- Remove deprecated --one-line switch
- Deactivate checks
DuplicatedCode
andDoubleBooleanNegation
by default
These changes concern people writing their own checks for Credo.
Credo.Check.CodeHelper
was removed. Please use the corresponding functions inside theCredo.Code
namespace.
- Fix bug in AliasOrder
- Fixed "unnecessary atom quotes" compiler warning during analysis
- Handle timeouts when reading source files
- Ignore function calls for OperationOnSameValues
- Do not treat
|>
as an operator in SpaceAroundOperators - Fix AliasOrder bug for multi alias statements
- Fix multiple false positives for SpaceAroundOperators
- ... and lots of important little fixes to issue messages, docs and the like!
- Switch
poison
forjason
- Add command-line switch to load a custom configuration file (
--config-file
) - Add a debug report in HTML format when running Credo using
--debug
- Add
node_modules/
to default file excludes - Add
:ignore_urls
param for MaxLineLength - Report violation for
not
as well as!
in Refactor.NegatedConditionWithElse - Fix false positive on LargeNumbers
- Fix NegatedConditionWithElse for
not/2
as well - Disable PreferUnquotedAtoms for Elixir >= 1.7.0
- Credo.Check.Refactor.MapInto
- Fix bug in Scope
- Fix false positive in MatchInConditionTest
- Fix false positive in UnusedEnumOperation
- Fix custom tasks by resolving config before validating it
- Add text support to
--min-priority
CLI switch (you can now set it to low/normal/high)
- Credo.Check.Readability.AliasOrder
- Add
:ignore_comments
param to LongQuoteBlocks - Fix false positive in UnusedPathOperation
- Fix false positive in SpaceAroundOperators
- Fix false positive in UnusedEnumOperation
- Add JSON support
- Ensure compatibility with Elixir 1.6
- Format codebase using Elixir 1.6 Formatter
- Rework internals in preparation of 1.0 release
- Credo now requires Elixir 1.4
- Include
test
directory in default config - Add
excluded_argument_types
to PipeChainStart - Emit warnings for non-existing checks, which are referenced in config
- Improve VariableNames
- ModuleDoc now raises an issue for empty strings in @moduledoc tags
- Fix bug on ModuleNames
- Fix false positive in VariableRebinding
- Fix false positive in SpaceAroundOperators
- Fix false positive on BoolOperationOnSameValues
- Fix false positive on SpaceAfterCommas
- Fix false positive on MaxLineLength
- Fix false positive in ParenthesesInCondition
- Remove
NameRedeclarationBy*
checks - Remove support for @lint attributes
- Maintenance release
- Fix false positive in ParenthesesInCondition
- Fix Code.to_tokens/1 for Elixir 1.6
- Fix documentation for several checks
- Credo.Check.Warning.ExpensiveEmptyEnumCheck
- Fix false positive for
LargeNumbers
- Fix
SpaceAroundOperators
for @type module attributes - Ignore def arguments and specs for
OperationOnSameValues
- Fix crash in
ParenthesesOnZeroArityDefs
for variables nameddefp
- Fix false positives for
TagHelper
- Fix false positive in
ModuleAttributeNames
- Fix false positives in unused return checks
- Fix underlining in "list" action
- Fix CLI argument parsing for
mix credo.gen.check
- Fix loading of custom checks
- Prevent error when run against empty umbrella projects
- Prevent output for tests
- Fix false positive in SpaceAfterCommas
- Fix false positive in SpaceAroundOperators
- Fix bug with extracting explain command args
- Allow anonymous functions to be piped as raw values
- Speed up scope counting in CLI summary
- Remove
CheckForUpdates
for good - Fix
RaiseInsideRescue
for implicit try
- Do not run
CheckForUpdates
on CI systems and in editor integrations
- Refactor all consistency checks, providing a nice speed improvement (thx @little-bobby-tables)
- Improve Elixir 1.5 compatibility
- Fix misleading issue message for
LongQuoteBlocks
- Load source files in parallel
- Improve high memory consumption
- Fix comment handling of Charlists, Sigils and Strings
LazyLogging
now only checks fordebug
calls by default- Add
--mute-exit-status
CLI switch, which mutes Credo's exit status (this will be used for integration tests as it means that any non-zero exit status results from a runtime error of Credo) - Add default param values to
mix explain
output TagTODO
andTagFIXME
now also report tags from doc-related module attributes (@doc
,@moduledoc
,@shortdoc
)- Fix false positives for
TrailingWhiteSpace
- Fix compiler warnings for
Sigils
These changes concern people writing their own checks for Credo.
Credo.SourceFile
struct was refactored:source
,lines
andast
are now stored in ETS tables.Credo.Config
struct was replaced byCredo.Execution
.run/3
callbacks forCredo.Check
are nowrun/4
callbacks as they have to receive the execution'sCredo.Execution
struct.
@lint
attributes are deprecated and will be removed in Credo 0.9.0
because
they are causing a compiler warning in Elixir >= 1.4
.
Users of Credo can now disable individual lines or files for all or just specific checks.
For now, config comments let you exclude individual files completely
# credo:disable-for-this-file
defmodule SomeApp.ThirdPartyCode do
end
or deactivate specific lines:
def my_fun do
# credo:disable-for-next-line
IO.inspect :this_is_actually_okay
end
or add the check module to exclude just that one check:
def my_fun do
# credo:disable-for-next-line Credo.Check.Warning.IoInspect
IO.inspect :this_is_actually_okay
end
or use a Regex to be more flexible which checks to exclude:
def my_fun do
# credo:disable-for-next-line /IoInspect/
IO.inspect :this_is_actually_okay
end
Here's a list with the syntax options:
# credo:disable-for-this-file
- to disable for the entire file# credo:disable-for-next-line
- to disable for the next line# credo:disable-for-previous-line
- to disable for the previous line# credo:disable-for-lines:<count>
- to disable for the given number of lines (negative for previous lines)
- Credo.Check.Refactor.LongQuoteBlocks
- Fix false positives in SpacesAroundOperators
- Fix
--all
CLI switch - Always enforce
strict
mode for<filename>:<line_no>
- Improve docs on checks
- Disable
MultiAliasImportRequireUse
by default
- Credo.Check.Consistency.MultiAliasImportRequireUse
- Fix filename annotation when using
--read-from-stdin
- Fix filename handling on Windows
- Fix consistency checks triggered by contents of sigils
- Fix consistency checks triggered by contents of charlists
- Credo.Check.Warning.LazyLogging
- Fix
@lint
attribute deprecation hint - Fix filename handling bug for Windows
- Fix flycheck formatting
- Add param to ignore strings/heredocs in
TrailingWhiteSpace
- Credo.Check.Readability.SpaceAfterCommas
- Fix
--config_name
CLI switch - Fix
UI.wrap_at/2
for Unicode strings - Fix false positive for
ModuleNames
- Added deprecation hint about
@lint
attributes - Fixed file inclusion/exclusion bug
- Fixed false positives in
SpaceAroundOperators
- Deprecated
NameRedeclarationBy*
checks - Fixed false positives in
PipeChainStart
- Changed
AppendSingleItem
's priority and make it opt-in - Renamed
NoParenthesesWhenZeroArity
toParenthesesOnZeroArityDefs
- Fixed a bug in
ParenthesesOnZeroArityDefs
- Credo.Check.Warning.MapGetUnsafePass
- Credo.Check.Refactor.AppendSingleItem
- Credo.Check.Readability.Semicolons
Switched some checks to opt-in by default
- Credo.Check.Readability.Specs
- Credo.Check.Refactor.ABCSize
- Credo.Check.Refactor.VariableRebinding
- Credo.Check.Warning.MapGetUnsafePass
- Credo.Check.Warning.NameRedeclarationByAssignment
- Credo.Check.Warning.NameRedeclarationByCase
- Credo.Check.Warning.NameRedeclarationByDef
- Credo.Check.Warning.NameRedeclarationByFn
- Fixed false positives for
StringSigils
in heredocs - Fixed a bug in
SourceFile.column
- Do not warn about ParenthesesInCondition in one-line
if
call - Add
--no-strict
CLI switch - Fixed exit status for
mix credo list
- Fixed exclusion of checks set to
low
priority
- consistency/multi_alias_import_require_use
- readability/no_parentheses_when_zero_arity
- readability/redundant_blank_lines
- readability/single_pipe
- readability/specs
- readability/string_sigils
- refactor/double_boolean_negation
- refactor/variable_rebinding
- Fix crash in CheckForUpdates
- Add ability to specify
strict
in.credo.exs
config file - Add
no_case?
to variable name checks - Add
Module.name
utility method - Fix bug in NameRedeclarationByDef
- Fix bug in LargeNumbers
- Use Hex.pm API to retrieve update information for Credo
- See below
- Fix compiler error due to usage of undocumented Hex APIs (sorry)
- Prevent crashing when parsing non-UTF-8 source files
- Fix yet another issue with finding sources
- Fix false positives for PipeChainStart
- Fix false positives for AbcSize
- Remove dead code
- Update deps
- Prevent ModuleDoc from checking nested modules for ignored modules
- Fix issue with ParenthesesInCondition
- Fix issue with PipChainStart
- Fix issue with reading from stdin
- Log errors to stderr
- Fix compatibility issues with Elixir < 1.2
- Fix yet another issue with finding sources
- Fix another issue with finding sources
- Fix issues with finding sources
- Don't enforce @moduledoc requirement for Mixfile or Test modules
- Add
exclude_functions
option toPipeChainStart
- No longer report issues in case of ambiguous aliases in
AliasUsage
- Fix false positives for
LargeNumbers
in Elixir>= 1.3.2
(again) - Lots of refactorings
- Ignore module attributes like
@spec
inAliasUsage
- Improve source file loading
- Add
ignore_specs
option toMaxLineLength
- Fix false positives for
LargeNumbers
in Elixir>= 1.3.2
- Fix compiler warnings in preparation for Elixir v1.4
- Warnings about redeclaring names of Kernel or local functions now only consider function of arity zero.
- Warnings for operations with constant result now ignore division by 1
- Better explanation how to configure checks in
explain
output
- New check: readability/parentheses_in_condition
- Fix compatibility issues in
Credo.CLI.Command.GenCheck
for Elixir < 1.2
- Fix outdated comments regarding .credo.exs in README
- Fix name generator including "Lib." prefix for custom checks
- Maintenance release because I apparently don't understand how merging works 😓
-
Adds support for custom checks in your projects.
Using two new mix commands
mix credo.gen.config
andmix credo.gen.check
you can generate the boilerplate to include custom checks in your projects.
- Prior to
v0.4.0
,.credo.exs
contained the full list of checks specific to your project - Starting with
v0.4.0
the check list incredo.exs
will be merged with the standard check list, with your definitions overwriting the defaults - PRO: you can customize individual tasks to your liking and still benefit from additional standard checks with each new release
- CON: this means checks have to be disabled explicitly in
.credo.exs
- readability/large_numbers
- warning/bool_operation_on_same_values
- warning/unused_file_operation
- warning/unused_path_operation
- warning/unused_regex_operation
- Ready for Elixir 1.3
- Checks for new Credo versions automatically, like Hex does (can be disabled)
- Umbrella apps work out of the box now
- DuplicatedCode can now ignore macro calls
- ModuleDoc now ignores modules declaring exceptions
- ModuleDoc now allows modules to be ignored based on their name
- MatchInCondition now allows "simple" wildcard assignments in conditionals
- Checks analysing all files in the codebase sequentially (consistency checks) are now run in parallel
- If
--only
is given, all issues are shown (mix credo --only MaxLineLength
previously yielded no results, since all issues needed--strict
to actually be displayed)
- Fix false positives for
NameRedeclarationByDef
. - Fix false positives for
UnusedEnumOperation
.
- Fix false positives for
SpaceInParentheses
. - Fix false positive for
SpaceAroundOperators
.
- Fix a bug with checks on function names when declaring a variable with the name
def
,defp
ordefmacro
.
- Fix a bug resulting in
UnicodeConversionError
for code containing UTF-8 comments.
- Fix a bug in
AliasUsage
.
- Fix false positives for
AliasUsage
.
- Fix false positive for
SpaceAroundOperators
.
- Fix false positives for
SpaceAroundOperators
andPipeChainStart
. - Add option to read from STDIN for better editor integration
- Remove superfluous call to
IO.inspect
. - Update deps requirements to make HexFaktor happy.
- Fix false positives for
SpaceAroundOperators
in binary pattern matches. - Fix a bug when supplying a single file via the CLI.
- Fix false positives for
SpaceAroundOperators
andSpaceInParentheses
.
mix do credo, <something-else>
was broken and never ran<something-else>
, even ifcredo
succeeded (exited with exit status 0). Now it runs<something-else>
as long ascredo
succeeds.
- Fix compiler warnings
- Improve copywriting for consistency checks (thx @vdaniuk)
-
Adds support for
@lint
attributes used to configure linting for specific functions.For now, this lets you exclude functions completely
@lint false def my_fun do end
or deactivate specific checks with the same syntax used in the config file:
@lint {Credo.Check.Design.TagTODO, false} def my_fun do end
or use a Regex instead of the check module to exclude multiple checks at once:
@lint {~r/Refactor/, false} def my_fun do end
Finally, you can supply multiple tuples as a list and combine the above:
@lint [{Credo.Check.Design.TagTODO, false}, {~r/Refactor/, false}] def my_fun do end
- consistency/space_around_operators
- consistency/space_in_parentheses
- Add
--format
CLI switch - Include experimental Flycheck support via
--format=flycheck
- Deprecate
--one-line
CLI switch, use--format=oneline
instead - Add convenience alias
--ignore
for--ignore-checks
- Fix colors for terminals with light backgrounds (thx @lucasmazza)
- Fix false positives for UnusedEnumOperation checks (thx @kbaird)
- Fix error occuring when a project has exactly one
defexception
module - Change the tag for Refactoring Opportunities from "[R]" to "[F]" (thx @rranelli)
- Remove unused alias to avoid warning during compilation
- Improves docs and UI wording (thx @crack and @jessejanderson)
- Adds a missing word to the output of the
categories
command (thx @bakkdoor)
- Fixes a problem with CaseTrivialMatches crashing
Credo now fails with an exit status != 0 if it shows any issues. This will enable usage of Credo inside CI systems/build chains.
The exit status of each check is customizable and exit statuses of all encountered checks are collected, uniqued and summed:
issues
|> Enum.map(&(&1.exit_status))
|> Enum.uniq
|> Enum.reduce(0, &(&1+&2))
This way you can reason about the encountered issues right from the exit status.
Default values for the checks are based on their category:
consistency: 1
design: 2
readability: 4
refactor: 8
warning: 16
So an exit status of 12 tells you that you have only Readability Issues and Refactoring Opportunities, but e.g. no Warnings.
- readability/module_doc
- refactor/case_trivial_matches
- refactor/cond_statements
- refactor/function_arity
- refactor/match_in_condition
- refactor/pipe_chain_start
- warning/operation_with_constant_result
- warning/unused_enum_operation
- warning/unused_keyword_operation
- warning/unused_list_operation
- warning/unused_tuple_operation
- There are two new aliases for command line switches:
- you can use
--only
as alias for--checks
- you can use
--strict
as alias for--all-priorities
- you can use
mix credo --only <checkname>
will always display a full list of results (you no longer need to specify--all
separately)mix credo explain <file:line_number>
now also explains the available configuration parameters for the issue/check- The ExceptionNames check no longer fails if only a single exception module is found (#22).
- Apply many fixes in anticipation of Elixir v1.2 (thx @c-rack)
- Improve docs
- Wrap long issue descriptions in
suggest
command
- Add missing
-A
alias for--all-priorities
- Improve wording in the CLI a bit
- Add
apps/
to default directories
- Bugfix to
NameRedeclarationBy\*
checks Sources.exclude
had a bug when excluding directories
- Rename CLI switch
--pedantic
to--all-priorities
(alias is-A
) - Fix a bug in SourceFile.column (#7)
- Improve README section about basic usage, commands and issues
Multiple Hex releases due to the fact that I apparently don't understand how deps compilation works 😓
Initial release