- Run Checkstyle with gradle to make it easier for users
- No longer needs different configuration for new code
- Exclude current violations
- Fix some violations that somehow couldn't be specified in the exclusion file
- Print SpotBugs/Lint/Checkstly violations in GitHub format
- Then the CI run gets annotated on the web UI
The IntelliJ/AS default is different, so this would be a problem for most new developers.
Additionally, there definitely are more important things to enforce.
This are the style guidelines I want to enforce throughout the project in the future.
Currently, huge parts of the app do not pass these checks but when developing something new,
we should add those checks to our IDEs.
They are basically the Google checks but with an increased line length from 100 to 120
characters and using 4 instead of 2 spaces for indentation.
