PHPMD wednesday... PHPMD 0.2.2, PHPMD Ant Task, PHPMD on GitHub

Wednesday, January 20. 2010

PHPMD wednesday... PHPMD 0.2.2, PHPMD Ant Task, PHPMD on GitHub

Today I have released PHPMD 0.2.2, a minor bug fix release that solves some exit code issues in the previous version. Beside this, I am proud to announce the first release of the PHPMD Ant Task. It allows a seamless integration of PHPMD into your Ant build.xml file. So, please download the PHPMD Ant Task, test it and file bug reports or feature requests in PHPMD's issue tracker.

You can get the latest PHPMD version from its PEAR channel: pear.phpmd.org

mapi@arwen ~ $ pear channel-discover pear.pdepend.org
mapi@arwen ~ $ pear channel-discover pear.phpmd.org
mapi@arwen ~ $ pear install --alldeps phpmd/PHP_PMD-alpha

Beside this two releases there is an additional news. From now on you can find an up-2-date mirror of PHPMD's subversion repository on github, so that you can fork PHPMD and participate on in development on these days social coding plattform.

mapi@arwen ~ $ git clone git://github.com/manuelpichler/phpmd.git

Posted by Manuel Pichler in php, phpmd, phpugdo, projects at 21:11 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Thank you very much for this.

Is it possible to integrate PHPMD (and PHPCPD - copy & paste detection) into phpUnderControl and thus replace the PHPUnit PMD?

Cheers,
Paul

#1 Paul Hanssen on 2010-01-24 09:08 (Reply)

Hello Paul,

yes you can replace PHPUnit's deprecated log option --log-pmd with PHPMD and PHP-CPD. Therefore you must only add two additional targets to your ant or phing build.xml file. These targets must execute PHPMD and PHP-CPD and write their log files into the same directory as the files generated by PHPUnit. This should solve your problem.

Greetings
Manuel

#1.1 Manuel Pichler (Homepage) on 2010-01-24 10:00 (Reply)

Are you able to check the http://phpundercontrol.org/documentation/getting-started.html documentation reflects the correct PHPMD logging requirements?

#1.1.1 Daniel O'Connor (Homepage) on 2010-08-23 04:01 (Reply)

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PHPMD wednesday... PHPMD 0.2.2, PHPMD Ant Task, PHPMD on GitHub

Manuel Pichler

Wednesday, January 20. 2010

PHPMD wednesday... PHPMD 0.2.2, PHPMD Ant Task, PHPMD on GitHub

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