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Release notes for the PMD Eclipse Plugin
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v0.5.0 - 19/03/2003
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NEW : Using PMD as a project incremental builder
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When PMD is used as an incremental builder, then violations are added as problem marker. Then,
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markers will be removed when violations are fixed.
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To enable PMD as a incremental, simply check "enable PMD" on your project PMD property
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page.
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UPDATED :
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When PMD is used "one shot" from the popup menu, then violations are added as task. Then, markers
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should be removed manually via the popup menus, either from the project (all violations for this
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project will be removed), or from a file or group of files (all violations for these files will be
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removed) or from the task view (all violations for all projects will be removed).
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PMD markers (violations) can be filtered in the task view : either PMD task marker or PMD problem
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marker or both.
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PMD rule violations have a priority from 1 to 5. Markers have only 3 level of severity, so the mapping is as follow :
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PMD priority 1 -> severity error, priority high
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PMD priority 2 -> severity error, priority normal
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PMD priority 3 -> severity warning, priority high
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PMD priority 4 -> severity warning, priority normal
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PMD priority 5 -> severity information, priority normal
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MISC :
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PMD engine is not shipped with the source archive. Download it from source forge and install it in
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a lib subdirectory.
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