Lint

interface Lint

android {
   lint {
         // set to true to turn off analysis progress reporting by lint
         quiet = true
         // if true, stop the gradle build if errors are found
         abortOnError = false
         // set to true to have all release builds run lint on issues with severity=fatal
         // and abort the build (controlled by abortOnError above) if fatal issues are found
         checkReleaseBuilds = true
         // if true, only report errors
         ignoreWarnings = true
         // if true, emit full/absolute paths to files with errors (true by default)
         //absolutePaths = true
         // if true, check all issues, including those that are off by default
         checkAllWarnings = true
         // if true, treat all warnings as errors
         warningsAsErrors = true
         // turn off checking the given issue id's
         disable += ['TypographyFractions', 'TypographyQuotes']
         // turn on the given issue id's
         enable += ['RtlHardcoded','RtlCompat', 'RtlEnabled']
         // check *only* the given issue id's
         checkOnly += ['NewApi', 'InlinedApi']
         // if true, don't include source code lines in the error output
         noLines = true
         // if true, show all locations for an error, do not truncate lists, etc.
         showAll = true
         // whether lint should include full issue explanations in the text error output
         explainIssues = false
         // Fallback lint configuration (default severities, etc.)
         lintConfig = file("default-lint.xml")
         // if true, generate a text report of issues (false by default)
         textReport = true
         // location to write the output; can be a file or 'stdout' or 'stderr'
         //textOutput 'stdout'
         textOutput file("$reportsDir/lint-results.txt")
         // if true, generate an XML report for use by for example Jenkins
         xmlReport true
         // file to write report to (if not specified, defaults to lint-results.xml)
         xmlOutput file("$reportsDir/lint-report.xml")
         // if true, generate an HTML report (with issue explanations, sourcecode, etc)
         htmlReport true
         // optional path to HTML report (default will be lint-results.html in the builddir)
         htmlOutput file("$reportsDir/lint-report.html")
         // if true, generate a SARIF report (OASIS Static Analysis Results Interchange Format)
         sarifReport true
         // optional path to SARIF report (default will be lint-results.sarif in the builddir)
         sarifOutput file("$reportsDir/lint-report.html")
         // Set the severity of the given issues to fatal (which means they will be
         // checked during release builds (even if the lint target is not included)
         fatal 'NewApi', 'InlineApi'
         // Set the severity of the given issues to error
         error 'Wakelock', 'TextViewEdits'
         // Set the severity of the given issues to warning
         warning 'ResourceAsColor'
         // Set the severity of the given issues to ignore (same as disabling the check)
         ignore 'TypographyQuotes'
         // Set the severity of the given issues to informational
         informational 'StopShip'
         // Use (or create) a baseline file for issues that should not be reported
         baseline file("lint-baseline.xml")
         // Normally most lint checks are not run on test sources (except the checks
         // dedicated to looking for mistakes in unit or instrumentation tests, unless
         // ignoreTestSources is true). You can turn on normal lint checking in all
         // sources with the following flag, false by default:
         checkTestSources true
         // Like checkTestSources, but always skips analyzing tests -- meaning that it
         // also ignores checks that have explicitly asked to look at test sources, such
         // as the unused resource check.
         ignoreTestSources true
         // Normally lint will skip generated sources, but you can turn it on with this flag
         checkGeneratedSources true
         // Normally lint will analyze all dependencies along with each module; this ensures
         // that lint can correctly (for example) determine if a resource declared in a library
         // is unused; checking only the library in isolation would not be able to identify this
         // problem. However, this leads to quite a bit of extra computation; a library is
         // analyzed repeatedly, for each module that it is used in.
         checkDependencies false
    }
}