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This rule was catching simple getters ("getIntent") as errors even if
the method is a true property get method. Relax to warning until we
can make this a bit more clever.
Change-Id: If183ad5bdc076ce2252399d4abcc8a3a6cbb55c3
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Add flag to allow references to google.
Refactor argument parsing to use argparse.
Change-Id: I5fd3b6628a00113b9644dcae2919632db056909d
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This way we avoid yelling at support library APIs.
Change-Id: I20bab887fe8b1c7f4d197273ddedbcda48c5a429
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Incremental API parsing works on a single class at a time, which
greatly reduces memory pressure. For example, linting a typical
current.txt would use ~100MB before; now it only uses about ~15MB!
Change-Id: Id084b3dd2f6513d0e919790d5a5d629f80637ce8
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Updated boolean set/get tests to handle isFoo() and hasFoo() style
methods.
When listeners are passed as method argument, they should come near
the end of the argument list.
Verify that resources are named consistently.
Slightly clearer message wording overall.
Change-Id: Id22947bd932d82222ce3e6c6e2012dade348fb56
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When overloading methods, verify that common arguments always come
first and have consistent ordering.
When methods register listeners or callbacks (outside of the UI
toolkit), verify that an overload exists that takes a Handler to
deliver events through.
When a method accepts a Context argument, it must be the first
argument.
Change-Id: I6a6f94a3a0a8c48987835e47eb87564e569db2af
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When reporting lint errors/warnings, reference the relevant
underlying rule. Also adds a few more lint rules, and removes a few
aggressive checks.
Change-Id: I1bdadf5fd4df9cd28bb7dfe1c7bb1f9055398315
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Also create separate class to describe failures, which can be
consumed by other tools. Still offers to render itself for console
output by default.
Change-Id: Ib0555cc289ae08a0e446489509cc964c866c564e
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Ignore deprecation, synchronized, and throws definitions. Look
through full inheritance hierarchy to catch refactored classes like
BaseBundle.
Change-Id: I10ab0b4a0ef64e7508f38d0c223f08711293d643
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Now offers to parse the output of git blame, and includes the last
person to modify that API for each reported failure.
Add more exemptions, and check for boolean setFoo() method inside a
separate Builder inner class.
Change-Id: Id32dcbd5edf17d2360e4f782110bc1c445f7936e
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When offering a helper Service, etc, all platform provided methods
should be marked final. Otherwise, if available for developer to
override, they should follow onFoo() style naming.
Catch anyone returning concrete collections types, and look for
overlapping flags.
Change-Id: I29d95f3dff78a4da968a46f10be89eada509648c
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Now it can identify layering violations, like when something deep in
android.os depends on android.app.
Change-Id: I94606c642195b3ed7558ff6979ed4a181cd85fa2
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Detects common public API mistakes, making it easy to quickly scan
across all changes in a new API level.
Builds in-memory representation of the current API, then runs various
detectors over the classes. It collects failures, and can ignore
known failures from a previous API level.
Example usage:
$ python frameworks/base/tools/apilint/apilint.py \
frameworks/base/api/current.txt \
prebuilts/sdk/api/21.txt
Change-Id: Ie1f88894baf9f79e4b11e78c47f848ea5e25fc25
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