rrrene/credo

Credo is a static code analysis tool for the Elixir programming language that enforces coding standards and identifies potential issues. It provides a comprehensive suite of checks covering consistency, design, readability, refactoring, and warnings, alongside new capabilities for incremental analysis and code diffing. The system features a modular execution pipeline, multiple output formats, and CLI commands for generating checks and configuration, all supported by an extensive test suite.

This period focused on a major internal refactoring of Credo's execution model, replacing the legacy runner with a new pipeline-based architecture. Concurrently, the project significantly expanded its static analysis capabilities by introducing numerous new checks for consistency, design, readability, and warnings, supported by comprehensive test coverage and CLI improvements.

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This period focused on refactoring the Credo execution pipeline into a modular task-based architecture, improving concurrency and maintainability. Concurrently, the project introduced several new CLI commands (suggest, list, explain, categories) and expanded output formatting capabilities to support structured data exchange and IDE integration.

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This period focused on expanding the Credo CLI with new commands for displaying system information and analyzing code diffs, alongside introducing a robust test helper framework. The work also included adding comprehensive integration and unit tests to validate the new features and ensure regression safety.

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