You are correct. The cppcheck plugin only provides a Publisher, not a Build
Step, so you will need to arrange for cppcheck to be run by one of the steps in
your project. it doesn't get 'attached' to msbuild, you'll need to run an
'Execute Shell' step in your project and then run cppcheck to analyze your
source code.
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From: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
At: Nov 6 2013 04:57:31
Hey all,
I am a new user to Jenkins and so far had no issues with using some plugins and
building my VS C++ projects. I am trying to set it up to use cppcheck for the
builds, I "thought" I set it up correctly, but I basically get this:
No valid cppcheck data available
This plugin will not report cppcheck result until there is at
least one success or unstable build.
I couldn't find any clear information or guides on the net to help correctly
setup the cppcheck plugin in a Windows environment, hopefully someone here can
help.
I have cppcheck installed on my machine, only used the cppcheckGUI
successfully, but the commandline version is there too. I'm assuming Jenkins
doesn't actually use cppcheck, instead it just reads an XML file generated by
the cppcheck at the end of a build? So does this mean cppcheck must be attached
to MSBuild.exe in some shape or form?
Any information to properly set this up is appreciated :)
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