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Languages supported: C/C++, C#, Java, Javascript, Python, Ruby (Question: what about GrooveGroovy, Erlang?)
Current Activity: In conversations with Coverity to understand the definition of “project” – does it refer to ONAP or the projects under an ONAP release to ensure that the limitation on free scans does not lead to bottlenecks in submissions and commits. (Coverity response included below)
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- If the ONAP project can be built from source in a single command, then Coverity can to create component maps.
- If the separate components are built individually, then each component can be submitted as a separate project.
- Coverity recommends storing the projects in a hierarchical structure in Github with the ONAP parent project referring to the project (i.e. ONAP/component_name). There are a few projects already in Scan which follow this structure. (is ONAP stored this way?) Each ONAP project has it's own hierarchy in Gerrit (its own Git tree). Can they do an arbitrary a Git Pull, Git Clone on a an arbitrary git repository?
Restrictions on builds: (from https://scan.coverity.com/)
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