On Tue, 24 Apr 2018 17:31:51 +0200 Boris Faure <bo...@fau.re> wrote: > On 18-04-24 11:26, William L. Thomson Jr. wrote: > > > Maybe read this... > > https://scan.coverity.com/faq#who-can-have-access
> Please calm down. I am calm, I do not appreciate such statements. That make it appear issues are specific to specific person. Public defamation... That was a direct insult. May not be apparent in other languages or cultures. > English is not our own mother tongue for many of us. > What Stefan meant is just that he doesn't want to discuss the issue > you have with coverity, This is NOT my issue... This effects anyone not part of a project. Again as stated... New people to projects may become such via small contributions. Having access to such information and seeing small issues to fix is a means to become a contributor. Coverity prevent such. That was NOT what I was seeking. But it is a valid argument. One that Coverity completely ignores. Coverity does not understand FOSS. Coverity is USING FOSS to sell a closed source proprietary product. They are not friendly or understanding of FOSS in general. They do not understand forks. That FOSS projects may have their own policies and rules that go against Coverity. Coverity's stance is you may use their product to find exploits and do bad stuff. It is a stupid futile argument. Given the fact there are alternatives which will do the same. Not like their tool is really a security tool. Its a futile stupid argument. We have limited resources is much more believable and understandable. Coverity is not very FOSS friendly. It is a marketing scheme... Coverity is a product for sale... They are not producing any FOSS anything. They care less about FOSS... Unlike SonarSource... https://github.com/SonarSource/ Yes SonarSource also has a product for sale, but being part of FOSS themselves, they have a clue. Thus do not have stupid policies like... https://scan.coverity.com/faq#who-can-have-access Not to mention you could develop your own FOSS scanner using FOSS sonarqube and have a 100% FOSS solution. Less the SonarCloud website. -- William L. Thomson Jr.
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