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Implementation of S3M's Handlers Analysis #111

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barbosamaatheus
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This is a PR referring to the integration of PD #70 into the new MiningFramework structure and organization.

My changes consist of:

  1. Move the changes from PR Implementation of S3M's Handlers Analysis #70 to the new mining framework structure.

  2. Correct the imports of the old code.

  3. add Multibinder to projectProcessor and outputProcessor.

  4. A problem has been identified in the recursive method getBuildAttribute() of class src/main/services/util/BuildRequester.groovy. I added a comment for that.

I ran the module StaticAnalysisConflictsDetectionModule on the master branch and on the branch with the integration. The results were the same. See: https://www.diffchecker.com/tWRn9PHU

jvcoutinho and others added 8 commits November 15, 2019 07:14
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Posso integrar @barbosamaatheus @pauloborba ?

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por mim, sim. só verifica se não vai ter impacto no resto.

@rafaelmotaalves rafaelmotaalves merged commit 059fe20 into spgroup:master Jun 15, 2020
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