Codecheck

Code Check

Run all three code quality checks, read the reports, and propose fixes for any issues found.

Steps

1. Detect the main branch

Detect the main/default branch (typically trunk or main):

git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD 2>/dev/null \
  | sed 's@^refs/remotes/origin/@@'

If that fails, check if trunk or main exists and use whichever is found. Store this as <main-branch> for later steps.

2. Run all three checks in parallel

Run these Gradle tasks:

./gradlew detekt
./gradlew checkstyle
./gradlew lintWordPressRelease

Run all three in parallel to save time. Allow each to complete even if others fail.

3. Read the reports

After the checks complete, read the generated report files:

• Detekt: WordPress/build/reports/detekt/detekt.html
• Checkstyle: WordPress/build/reports/checkstyle/checkstyle.html
• Lint: WordPress/build/reports/lint-results-wordpressRelease.html

Parse each report to extract the list of issues (file, line, rule, message).

4. Filter to relevant issues

Focus on issues in files that were changed on the current branch. To determine changed files:

git diff --name-only $(git merge-base <main-branch> HEAD)..HEAD

If no branch changes are detected (e.g., on trunk), report all issues found.

5. Present a summary

Output a summary table or grouped list of issues organized by tool:

• Detekt issues (count and details)
• Checkstyle issues (count and details)
• Lint issues (count and details)

For each issue include the file path, line number, rule name, and the message.

6. Propose fixes

For each issue, propose a specific fix. Group fixes by file. Show the current code and what it should be changed to.

7. Ask for approval

Present the proposed fixes and ask the user which ones to apply before making any changes.

Important Rules

• Do NOT make any code changes until the user approves.
• Respect the project's code style (120-char line limit, Kotlin conventions, no empty lines after opening braces).
• Use TODO instead of FIXME in any comments.
• Do not suppress warnings unless the user explicitly approves.