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Informations about the package pmd-annotations

Annotate pull-requests based on a PMD XML-report

Turns PMD style XML-reports into Github pull-request annotations via the Checks API. This script is meant for use within your Github Action.

That means you no longer have to search through your Github Action log files or the console output. No need to interpret messages which are formatted differently with every tool. Instead you can focus on your pull-request, and you don't need to leave the pull-request area.

Logs Example

Context Example Images from https://github.com/mheap/phpunit-github-actions-printer

Installation

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Example Usage

pmd2pr can be used on a already existing PMD-report XML-report. Alternatively you might use it in the UNIX pipe notation to chain it into your existing cli command.

Run one of the following commands within your Github Action workflow:

Process a PMD formatted file

Available Options

Pipe the output of another commmand

This works for any command which produces a PMD-formatted report. Examples can bee seen below:

Using PHPMD

Example GithubAction workflow

If you're using shivammathur/setup-php to setup PHP, pmd2pr binary is shipped within:

If you use a custom PHP installation, then your project needs to require mridang/pmd-annotations

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