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The delta
command compares your current work against a previous state of your code, giving you insights into the changes made before submitting a PR or pushing to your Git repo. By identifying potential issues early, you can address them before they make it into the codebase.
It is possible to integrate the CLI with your existing workflow by setting up Git hooks. You can for example configure a pre-commit hook to automatically run the delta command every time you make a new commit, ensuring earlier feedback and allowing you to take action before pushing your changes to the remote repository.
Run cs help git-hooks
for more information on adding a git hook.
The check
command gives you CodeScene's Code Health analysis in a linter-style format. Seamlessly integrate this analysis into any editor that supports configuring external tools and get insights into Code Health issues within your favorite development environment. We have examples for Vim and Emacs.
When you need a closer look at a specific file, that's where the review command shines. Analyze a single file with precision. Both the delta and review commands offer an output format option, providing you with the flexibility to tailor the results to your liking.
The delta
command compares your current work against a previous state of your code, giving you insights into the changes made before submitting a PR or pushing to your Git repo. By identifying potential issues early, you can address them before they make it into the codebase.
It is possible to integrate the CLI with your existing workflow by setting up Git hooks. You can for example configure a pre-commit hook to automatically run the delta command every time you make a new commit, ensuring earlier feedback and allowing you to take action before pushing your changes to the remote repository.
Run cs help git-hooks
for more information on adding a git hook.
The check
command gives you CodeScene's Code Health analysis in a linter-style format. Seamlessly integrate this analysis into any editor that supports configuring external tools and get insights into Code Health issues within your favorite development environment. We have examples for Vim and Emacs.
When you need a closer look at a specific file, that's where the review command shines. Analyze a single file with precision. Both the delta and review commands offer an output format option, providing you with the flexibility to tailor the results to your liking.
The install script will download the binary, move it to ~/.local/bin and make it executable. If ~/.local/bin is not in the user's PATH, it will be added.
curl https://downloads.codescene.io/enterprise/cli/beta-3/install-codescene-cli.sh | sh
The powershell script downloads the windows binary, and moves it to $env:USERPROFILE\AppData\Local\Programs\CodeScene and makes executable.
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://downloads.codescene.io/enterprise/cli/beta-3/install-codescene-cli.ps1
.\install-codescene-cli.ps1
Restricted
by default, and script execution is disabled. It can be enabled with:Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
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"We have automated our code quality reviews with CodeScene and have had impactful results from the beginning of usage."
"CodeScene gave me a view of the code base in a way that no other tool - or person - could. It helped me understand where our quality issues really came from, and to redirect my team to focus on remediating those areas."
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