Martin Chalupa

Hi @Lisanderl, I don't see anything obvious at the first look. I assume that you apply our plugin through `meta-apps-lint`. I would look around parent class of your test. Here...

Hi @bagza @stephanenicolas I believe that usage is captured in the full documentation linked in Readme. https://github.com/nebula-plugins/gradle-lint-plugin/wiki/Using-Lint That should give answers about how to invoke lint. Regarding support: We support...

Hello, I'm just briefly looking around the internet and I found this issue might not be related to your usage of `nebula.lint`. See for example https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/issues/1155. I would try to...

If you provide an example project which shows this error we can take a look. You can send me a link to a github repo which I can clone and...

Hello @lucblender we run tests for unused dependencies (https://github.com/nebula-plugins/gradle-lint-plugin/blob/63ecac13b7e6aa4fdf406e38f77ebde8251f192c/src/test/groovy/com/netflix/nebula/lint/rule/dependency/UnusedDependencyRuleSpec.groovy) using Gradle 4.10 and they are passing. Would you please share a project example which shows the problem you are seeing?

Unfortunately, we are not using Java 10 right now. Because we are working on other priorities we won't get to this issue soon. We have some plans to move to...

Hi @sbolotovms, could you provide an example project where you see this failure?

hello, unfortunately, this is a quirk of rules that operate on resolved dependencies. The rule is not touching the declaration in a build file so wrapping it in ignore is...

@felixgonschorek unfortunately, there is no way to exclude dependencies from those checks. It might be a bit tricky to implement. The idea is that the rules are plug and play...

Hi @pedrovaldevino the lint plugin operates at the level of files. Your file with violations is in the root project so it is being reported as its violations. Regarding to...