some classes end up supporting a lot of functionalities added to it over a period of time.It’s a good idea to catch this code smell as early as possible. If a class becomes way too large, it’ll take a lot of time and effort to fix it later. ...
Unique rules to find Bugs, Vulnerabilities, Security Hotspots, and Code Smells in your JAVA code Unused "private" classes should be removed intentionality-clear maintainability Code Smell unused This rule raises an issue when a private nested class is never used. ...
Java static code analysis Unique rules to find Bugs, Vulnerabilities, Security Hotspots, and Code Smells in your JAVA code "Exception" should not be caught when not required by called methods intentionality-complete maintainability Code Smell
A predictive maintenance approach to java code smells. git java ai h2o datascience codesmells Updated Mar 31, 2021 Java whyjay17 / Pyscent Star 5 Code Issues Pull requests Pyscent: Make your python project smell good python static-code-analysis code-quality pep8 codesmells Updated ...
In this paper, we propose a hybrid approach to improve precision value of clone detection. We have found our hybrid technique better compared to the existing CloneDR in respect to precision, recall, false positive and false negative.Ghosh, Aritra...
Next I want to tackle the smell of altering the value of one of the input parameters. If we needed to return more than one value, we either need to change the structure of the object that’s being returned, or return a new type that encapsulates all the returned values. ...
Today I want to share with you my impressions about them –using lazy-loading should be treated as a code smell! Let me explain myself: Lazy-loading means that sometimes you won’t need some attributes of an object. Those attributes will be necessary in a different context. Doesn’t it ...
I agree - this may not be safe; it's a code smell. I can't decide if it's the "passing a pointer to a local variable" part that smells bad, or the "tuck the pointer away for later use" part that smells bad. Please look at Java Servlets and the re-entrancy problems due to ...
Type:Code Smell Severity: Major Since: Version 2018.4.0 As described in theSling documentation, bindings servlets by paths are discouraged. Path-bound servlets cannot use standard JCR access controls and, as a result, require additional security rigor. Rather than using path-bound servlets, it ...
Firstly a smell is by definition something that's quick to spot - or sniffable as I've recently put it. A long method is a good example of this - just looking at the code and my nose twitches if I see more than a dozen lines of java. The second is that smells don't always ...