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id: steps-for-ci
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title: Recommended flow for CI
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---
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The recommended flow for CI integration is to determine the modified files, and
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run the analysis in reactive mode starting from those files. If you would like
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to run more than one analyzer, it is more efficient to separate the capture
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phase, so that the result can be used by all the analyzers.
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### Differential Workflow
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Here's how to run infer on two versions of a project and compare the results in
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general.
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Assume the project uses git, `feature` is the feature branch (the code change
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you want to analyze), `master` is the master branch, and `make` builds the
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project.
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```bash
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# go to feature branch if not there already
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git checkout feature
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# get list of changed files
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git diff --name-only origin/feature..origin/master > index.txt
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## first run: feature branch
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# run infer on the feature branch
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infer capture -- make -j 4 # assuming a machine with 4 cores
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infer analyze --changed-files-index index.txt
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# store the infer report
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cp infer-out/report.json report-feature.json
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## second run: master branch
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git checkout master
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# run capture in reactive mode so that previously-captured source files are kept if they are up-to-date
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infer capture --reactive -- make -j 4
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infer analyze --reactive --changed-files-index index.txt
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# compare reports
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infer reportdiff --report-current report-feature.json --report-previous infer-out/report.json
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```
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At the end of this process, "infer-out/differential/" contains three files,
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which follow the same format as normal infer JSON reports:
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- introduced.json contains the issues found in the feature branch but not in
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master;
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- fixed.json contains the issues found in master but not in the feature branch;
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- preexisting.json contains the issues found in both branches.
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### Example: Android Gradle
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The following CI script runs the `infer` and `eradicate` analyzers. Assume again
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that `feature` is the feature branch, and `master` is the master branch.
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```bash
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git diff --name-only origin/feature..origin/master > index.txt
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infer capture -- ./gradlew --offline assembleDebug
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infer analyze --fail-on-issue --eradicate --changed-files-index ./index.txt
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```
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Notice that
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- We use git to find the changed files `git diff --name-only`
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- We run capture only once, and the output is kept for the subsequent analyses
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- We run the eradicate analysis alongside the default analyses: `--eradicate`
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- We analyze only the changed files `--changed-files-index ./index.txt`
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