nhmood

I used LICEcap (http://www.cockos.com/licecap/) from Cockos to generate the GIFs

I wrote the rotating gallery myself, it auto-figures out the duration of the GIF and does cycling for you. I'll probably release it sometime soon...

nhmood

13 anni fadiscuss

As mentioned below, it currently has support for parsing C / C++, Java, C#, Bash, Ruby, Perl, and Python files

It is pretty trivial to add support for any other language or comment type however, take a look at #get_comment_type in lib/watson/parser.rb

Never, thought about offering this as a service, having this as a commit hook is a very interesting idea though, thanks!

nhmood

13 anni fadiscuss

It currently leaves the inline comment in its original state. It didn't seem like a good idea to have an automated tool touch the code itself, watson leaves it up to the developer to remove the comment. The "resolved" tag only appears in the report when the issue is resolved on GitHub or Bitbucket to notify a user that they can either remove it or ignore working on that issue.

nhmood

13 anni fadiscuss

Thanks! The app is written in both Ruby and Perl but it currently has support for parsing C / C++, Java, C#, Bash, Ruby, Perl, and Python files

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