Currently, Checker Framework outputs all the warnings and errors to the console.
When using a build system like maven or gradle, the order of output can vary (see known bug with maven).
Checker Framework should generate a parsable report file which can be easily extended to create universal suppression systems, etc.
Currently, at Checkstyle, we use a custom suppression model built with groovy, which parses the output and checks the .xml suppression file.
Currently, Checker Framework outputs all the warnings and errors to the console.
When using a build system like maven or gradle, the order of output can vary (see known bug with maven).
Checker Framework should generate a parsable report file which can be easily extended to create universal suppression systems, etc.
Currently, at Checkstyle, we use a custom suppression model built with groovy, which parses the output and checks the
.xmlsuppression file.