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The funny thing about the name of the tool is that it's essentially named after a PHP linter I wrote while working at VK, called NoVerify. I did an internal pol
by nasretdinov 2y ago
The funny thing about the name of the tool is that it's essentially named after a PHP linter I wrote while working at VK, called NoVerify. I did an internal poll for the best name, and noverify won, because the way to skip the checks done that linter was "git push --no-verify"...
- mappu 2y agoThank you for noverify! We used it at $DAYJOB in CI.
- nasretdinov 2y agoNo problem! If you don't mind sharing, what are you using it for? I've built NoVerify primarily because the VK PHP code base was quite old-school, so it relied a lot on global functions, global constants, global variables, etc, so I needed a way to quickly make an index of all of what's defined, and it required pararallelism with shared memory which PHP doesn't support. It turned out to be quite fast in general as well, but it lacks more advanced features that other PHP linters have (mostly because I spent a few months on it vs. a few years for others :))