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I'm guessing the value with the rules system is, you can add new rules easily. So during a code review, if you see somebody using your example, you could creat
by sdesol 6y ago
I'm guessing the value with the rules system is, you can add new rules easily. So during a code review, if you see somebody using your example, you could create a new rule to catch that.
I don't think you can go in with the mindset that it will catch everything, but rather, it's about being able to iterate quickly with your rules.
- tyingq 6y agoSure. I raised it because it keeps using the word "static analysis", which at least wouldn't be fooled by builtins.print(). It's more than grep, for sure, but something less than static analysis tools I've used. And I don't mean that as a knock. It's working across a lot of languages, so I see the tradeoff.