View Source mix credo diff
diff suggests issues to fix in your code (based on git-diff).
Examples
Example usage:
$ mix credo diff v1.4.0
$ mix credo diff main
$ mix credo diff --from-git-ref HEAD --files-included "lib/**/*.ex"
$ mix credo diff --help # more options
Command Line Switches
There are a couple of switches to control the diff parameters:
| Name, shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
--from-dir | Diff from the given directory |
--from-git-ref | Diff from the given Git ref |
--from-git-merge-base | Diff from where the current HEAD branched off from the given merge base |
--since | Diff from the given point in time (using Git) |
To adjust the analysis all command line switches of the suggest command are supported.
Descriptions
--from-dir
Diff from the given directory. This is a great option if you are not using git for version control.
$ mix credo diff --from-dir ../my-project-v1.3.1
--from-git-ref
Diff from the given Git ref by comparing Credo's analysis for the given ref with HEAD.
$ mix credo diff --from-git-ref v1.3.1
To oversimplify, this runs Credo on the code points returned by git diff.
--from-git-merge-base
Diff from where the current HEAD branched off from the given merge base.
$ mix credo diff --from-git-merge-base develop
This runs Credo only on the things that changed on your branch after it branched off of the given ref.