Huawei E2E DevOps Practice: Checking Code

Preset Tasks

The sample project has four preset code check tasks.

This section uses the phoenix-codecheck-worker task as an example.

Configuring and Executing a Task

For comprehensive checks, developers can add some simple configurations (for example, a Python check rule set) to the preset code check task.

1. Edit a task.
   1. Go to the Phoenix Mall project and choose Code > Check. The preset four tasks are displayed.
   2. Find the phoenix-codecheck-worker task in the list.
   3. Click the task name to go to the details page and click the Settings tab.
   4. In the navigation pane, choose Rule Sets. The default language of a rule set is Java.
   5. Add the Python language check rule set.
      1. Click next to Languages Included to refresh the language list.
         

         If Python is displayed on the page, skip this step.

      2. Click to enable the Python language.
      3. In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK.

2. Execute the task.
   1. Click Start Check to start the task.
   2. If is displayed on the page, the task is successfully executed.

      If the task fails, check and fix errors based on the message displayed on the page.

Viewing Check Results

CodeArts Check collects check results and provides fix suggestions for detected issues. Optimize the project code based on the suggestions.

1. On the task details page, click the Overview tab to view the result statistics.
2. Click the Issues tab to view the issue list.

   Click Help in the question box to view fix suggestions. You can find the corresponding file and code location in the code repository as required and optimize the code based on the fix suggestions.